The Straits Times, 28 March 1980

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    16 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1981 30 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 1 1 1/1/80
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    PREM ASSUMES MORE POWER
    746 1  -  THEH CHONGKHADIKIJ Thanat and Serm given new jobs By of the Bangkok Post, special to The Straits Times BANGKOK, Thursday THAI Prime Minister General Prem Tinsulanonda today made significant changes to the composition of his two-week-old cabinet in a move to strengthen his political and military
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    Lock icon '$230 million needed to curb famine in Kampuchea'
    178 1 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Kampuchea is again threatened with famine and will need an additional US$106 million (S$230 million) in aid before the next harvest in June, the United Nations co-ordinator for South-east Asian aid said yesterday. Sir Robert Jackson also told representatives
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    46 1 STOCKHOLM. Thurs The Swedish Parliament today banned spirits and other strong alcoholic drinks from official receptions Beer or wine will now be Ihe most potent beverages available, following the adoption of a government measuie by 265 votes to 55 with three abstentions. AFP.
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    Afghan 'yes'
    37 1 FRANKFURT, Thurs The Afghan soccer players who fled to West Germany because of the Soviet intervention said they support the proposed boycott of the Moscow Olympics, a team spokesman for the eight defectors said today
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    Hostages hold Xmas party
    57 1 THIS photograph, rele— ed by American Mthertttes Ih WMkUgton *a Wednesday, shows a Christmas party organised by some of tie America* hostage* la the US Embassy Ih Teberan la«t December. Ib the backgrwuMl, the Rev WUIUm Coffla, •ac of the ttetgymem ailowed laU the embamy at
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    Lock icon Neat grab by woman Jogger
    90 1 Neat grab by woman Jogger CHICAGO, nan. A woman In a nrpir-ptnk exercise «niflt toned Into ft posh MleUno Avenue Jewellery ship yesterday, stale a Vmm (SIIT^M) 41ftnim bracelet ftad tfarn Joigrd ftway, p*Uee "Sk-e dlia't gay a word," ftftM Mr St*vr GreeafleM, nuaager of the stop. "She hut went
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    Lock icon 'End Russian influence over Vietnam'
    427 1 'End Russian influence over Vietnam' Call by Malaysia, Indonesia KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA and Indonesia today called for the end of Soviet influence over Vietnam as the basis for a solution to the fighting in occupied Kampuchea, i Indonesian President Suharto flew home this morning after two days of talks
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    Lock icon 'Shah gravely ill' report
    427 1 'Shah gravely ill' report CAIRO, Thurs. The deposed Shah of Iran, waiting in a Cairo hospital since Monday to have his cancerous spleen removed, is in a critical condition, the Egyptian newspaper Al Ahram said today. His spleen has swelled to 10 times its normal size because of the cancer,
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    Lock icon Seeks asylum
    35 1 EISENSTADT (Austral), Thurs. An unidentified Hungarian soldier in uniform drove a bus through a hail of bullets and two border barriers into Austria at dawn yesterday. He later applied for political asylum. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bank bombed
    38 1 BELFAST, Thurs. Two terrorists of Provisional wing of the outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA) blew up a bank in the small market town of Cortin today with explosive fire bombs, police reported Nobody was injured. UPI.
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    Lock icon 15 to die
    31 1 TUNIS, Thurs. The Tunis state security court has condemned to death 15 members of the commando which attacked the southern Tunisian town of Cafsa on Jan 27 AFP
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    Lock icon Talks heading for failure
    52 1 ALEXANDRIA, Thurs. The Palestinian autonomy talks here were delayed and apparently headed for failure today, with Israel repeating positions Egypt has rejected in advance. A scheduled morning session including Egyptian and Israeli negotiators, plus US Special Ambassador Sol Linowitz, was put off until the afternoon, spokesmen
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    Lock icon Biggs plans to live up to old adage
    132 1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. Ronald Biggs, the mastermind of the 1963 Great Train Robbery in Britain, plans to open a security agency here with the motto: Call the thief to catch the thief. "I have over 16 years of continuous experience in
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    Single varsity: Most students say 'aye'
    509 1 Is Soviet expaiislo- nlsm a fact or a myth? Are we witnessing the emergence of Soviet empire out of ike ashes of Western empires or are we to believe the Soviet thesis, and om- to which many Third World countries sabsrlbe, that there Is
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    Chee Onn takes on extra tasks
    122 1 Chee Onn takes on extra tasks THE NTUC secretarygeneral Mr Lim Chee Onn, has taken on extra responsibilities, with executive powers, in Singapore's two biggest unions Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and Pioneer Industries Employees' Union. His new powers have the agreement of the executive councils of both unions, Mr C.
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    Lock icon Margaret to visit S'pore
    37 1 LONDON. Thurs. Princess Margaret will pay official visits to the Philippines, Singapore and Malaysia from April 23 to May 8 at the invitation of the three governments, the Royal Palace announced today. AP
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    LATEST COLLISION IN MID-AIR ?
    37 1 LATEST COLLISION IN MID-AIR LISBON, Than. An unidenitifled Portuguese national airlines pilot today witnessed the midair collision of two planes in Moroccan airspare, the Portuguese news agency Anop reported. The agency did not give details. I PI.
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      Lock icon Carter makes rare foray after defeats
      426 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday US PRESIDENTIAL RACE PRESIDENT Jimmy Carter last night made a rare campaign foray out of the White House in an apparent change of strategy after Senator Edward Kennedy's overwhelming primary election victories in New York and Connecticut. Mr Carter has said repeatedly
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      Lock icon Kaunda files $21m libel suit against Newsweek
      167 2 NEW YORK, Thurs PRESIDENT Kenneth Kauda rf Zambia saed Newsweek for US$ll mllllM (8521.l mllllea) yesterday, claiming he wm libelled In a March 1171 article alleging he received a IS$l mllllM bribe. The lawsuit Ued In a US district cMrt here referred to
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      Lock icon Indian jobless
      48 2 NEW DELHI, Thurs. The number of Indian job stekeit registered with employment exchanges rose to 14.33 million at the end of 1979 from 12.68 million at the end of 1978 and 10.92 million at the end of 1977, Labour Minister J.B. Pataaik told Parliament today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon A REASON TO DANCE — DAD HAS WON
      58 2 A REASON TO DANCE DAD HAS WON TED Kennedy Jr. wh«ne father Senator Edward Kennedy wwi the New Yerk and (J«uectirot Demseratle prwHwttal primaries, whirling a partaer In a victory iaaee at New Ysrk's Xeaea Disc* Wednesday. Yeaag Kennedy last his right leg to cancer several yean am. He to
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      Lock icon Govt sends note to embassy guerillas
      291 2 Govt sends note to embassy guerillas BOGOTA, Thursday THE Colombian government has given a memorandum to leftwing guerillas who have held an estimated 29 hostages, including 11 ambassadors, inside the Dominican Republic's embassy here for the past month. An official communique said the memorandum concerned 28 prisoners whose release the
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      Lock icon Buses hit
      36 2 TEL AVIV, Thurs. An armed band of Arab guerillas attacked four Israeli buses in the occupied West Bank early today, a military spokesman said. Three buses were damaged but no one was hurt. AP
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      Lock icon Jail siege ends after immunity pledge
      127 2 Jail siege ends after immunity pledge NEWARK (New Jersey), Thurs. A 13-hour siege at the Essex County jail in which four guards were held hostage and one was shot ended yesterday when officials promised inmates they would not be charged with rioting. But county prosecutor Oonald Coburn said some inmates
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      Lock icon Bomber held
      41 2 LONDON, Thurs Unemployed Italian Germano Brotti.43. has been arrested and scheduled to appear at a magistrate's court here later today charged with blowing up the Italian Consulate on Monday, police said. The consulate was destroyed in the blast. AFP.
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      Lock icon Seven-year-old carries drugs
      62 2 NEW YORK, Thurs. A seven-year-old boy was arrested at Kennedy airport here yesterday when customs men found him carrying toys in one hand and a five-kilo bag of Colombian marijuana in the other. Police said a woman waiting to meet him off the flight from Kingston, Jamaica,
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      It's dog shoes — for dangerous work
      141 2 It's dog shoes for dangerous work SOLLKKTEA (Sweden), Thurs. Now they are making shoes for dogs. Sven Eric Norstrom is the shoemaker and his shoes, which really look like slipper socks, are for dogs trained to carry oat dangerous assignments. It started with safety regulation* for nuclear power plant*. Dogs
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      Lock icon Juntast Leftist move act of bravado
      106 2 Juntast Leftist move act of bravado SAN SALVADOR, Thurs. Leftist forces in El Salvador have moved a step closer to revolution by declaring themselves on a war footing, but members of the ruling Junta dismissed the move as an act of bravado. The Revolutionary Co-ordi-nator Of The Masses, an organistaion
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      Lock icon Kennedy plots next move: 3 minor fights or one major test
      255 2 Kennedy plots next move: 3 minor fights or one major test WASHINGTON, Thursday SENATOR Edward Kennedy, revitalised by two upset presidential primary election wins, today plotted the next move in his uphill battle to oust President Carter from the White House. i Campaign aides said he was considering whether to
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      Lock icon NATURAL GAS STRIKE BY NUNS
      231 2 NATURAL GAS STRIKE BY NUNS WASHINGTON, Thurs. ENTERPRISING Benedictine nuns, risking their "last red cent, have struck natural gas near their convent, enough to provide them with heat for at least 25 years. "We think this discovery is a contribution to the movement of world peace," said Sister Joan I
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      Lock icon China to ban 'sexy and bloody' films soon?
      234 3 BEIJING, Thurs. China has proposed to deal with its worsening problem of juvenile delinquency by banning "sexy and bloody" foreign films. This was disclosed today by the official Xinhua news agency which said a five-day forum of the leadership of the Communist
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      Lock icon Iran to raise oil prices by US$2 from April 1
      292 3 Iran to raise oil prices by US$2 from April 1 TEHERAN, Thursday IRAN will increase its oil prices by around i US$2 (5J4.38) a barrel from April 1, Oil Minister Ali Akbar Moinfar said today. But he declined to specify to reporters the exact amount nf thoinr>rpa«p 'iiiiuuiuui lilt? liiv-i
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      Lock icon Copters pounds villages: 20 killed
      90 3 Copters pounds villages: 20 killed TtHfcKAN, rnurs. Iranian helicopter gunships today bombarded Kurdish villages in West Azerbaijan province killing 20 people and wounding as many. Abdolahman Ghassemlu, secretary of the banned Iranian Kurdistan Democratic Party, said from the Kurdish stronghold of Mahabad that the attacks followed clashes between nationalist Kurds
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      Lock icon N. Korea warned
      71 3 SEOUL. Thurs. South Korean Defence Minister Choo Young-bok warned today that any further North Korean armed provocations will be "crushed and thoroughly retaliated." Mr Choo's warning followed an incident on Sunday in which three North Korean infiltrators were killed by South Korean guards on the western sector
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      Lock icon Gold dips
      33 3 HONGKONG, Thurs. The international price of gold dipped below the USSSOO (Ssl.o»> an ounce mark here today, closing at US$494, compared with last night's new york close ol USCOI 5 Reuter.
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      Lock icon Yugoslavian again hits at Soviet invasion
      125 3 Yugoslavian again hits at Soviet invasion BELGRADE, Thurs. Defying Moscow's wrath, Yugoslavia has again condemned the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan as a threat (o world peace and reiterated demands for the Soviet Union to withdraw its troops. In a policy speech to Parliament yesterday, Premier Veselin Djuranovic said events in
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      Lock icon US to strengthen ties with Japan and China
      213 3 US to strengthen ties with Japan and China WASHINGTON, Thursday. BECAUSE of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the growing Soviet influence in Vietnam, the United States will realign .its Asian policy by strengthening its ties to Japan and China, a US official said today. In a speech prepared for
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      In other words...
      76 3 UPI claims this is the first Afghanistan joke from the Soviet Union to reach the Western world: One Russian to another: Why are our troops staying so long in Afghanistan? Answer: They are still looking for the people who Invited them. NOTE: This is not the end
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      GREEDY GOATS MAYBE WIPED OUT
      154 3 GREEDY GOATS MAYBE WIPED OUT AMMAN, Thurs. Jordan may slaughter its entire population of black goats and replace them with white sheep as part of the United Nationssponsored world conservation strategy designed to I preserve natural resources. According to Or Subhi Qasem, dean of the agriculture faculty at Jordan's Yarmok
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      Lock icon Joy over tax cuts, row over defence budget
      246 4 Joy over tax cuts, row over defence budget CAPETOWN. Thurs. South Africa, buoyed by high world prices for its gold, today announced I tax concessions totalling I 909 million rand (SJ2.4 billion) and an 11 per cent increase in defence spending. iFinanc-e Minister Owen I Horwood, presenting his I budget
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      Lock icon MPs launch attack on bigger royal purse
      472 4 LONDON, Thurr Budget raises taxes on drinks, cigs and petrol and cuts state spending BRITAIN'S royal family, under increasing public scrutiny by inflation-plagued citizens, was under fire again today after the Conservative government gave it a £538,000 (S$2.63 million) pay rise and stung
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      Lock icon Testicle graft man now a father
      102 4 Testicle graft man now a father SACRAMENTO, Than. A man who received the worlds tint testicle transplant la IST! be came the father of a baby bay on Tuesday, It was reported here. Mr Tim Twomey, S3, was barn without testicles. His family life was restored U> normal when Dr
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      More protests over land
      41 4 LISBON. Thurs Communist lea peasants and trade unionists conducted strikes and demonstrations X ie -ws the country for the second day today, protesting 'he government's policy of handing hack to landlords farms s»M/<-«l iluring lh«> 1974 revolution
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      Lock icon ANTI-SHAH DEMO IN CAIRO
      44 4 ANTI-SHAH DEMO IN CAIRO EGYPTIAN rtafeaWi staging a dtmenstratton at Call* University on Wednesday against the prtmtimtit ef tac tepuei Shan ef Iran In Egypt. The rx-Shah arrived In Calre tram Panama on M.imU.y at the lnvllatlan of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. AP picture.
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      IRA gunman surrenders to police
      75 4 IRA gunman surrenders to police DUNDALK, Thurs. An Irish Republican Army gunman who had threatened to blow himself up along with three hostages, today surrendered to police after a 24-hour siege. Bernard McGinn, 22, gave himself up peacefully after releasing the last hostage, Mr Michael O'Reilly, and was taken away
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      Lock icon Bid to block N-waste ship
      51 5 Bid to block N-waste ship MEMBERS of the GreenpeaeeOrgaaisation In a rubber boat attempt to Impede the nuclear waste ship Pacific Fisher m It enters the British harbour of Barrow-ln-Fur-MM. The vessel was carrying spent nuclear fuel on Tuesday from Japan for disposal at a British nuclear waste plant. AP
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        Lock icon 10 rules for workers
        64 5 YOl'NG workers in Beijing must not swear, argue or spit in the street and should avoid spending too much on their weddings, says an experimental list of rules announced by the authorities in Beijing. The capital's local newspaper said yesterday the list of 10 "rules for
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        Lock icon Ketchup man quits
        53 5 CLAIMING the Guinness Book of World Records title (or both ketchup-sitting and severe back cramps, underfraduate Rip Howell yesteray stepped out of a ketchup-filled bathtub after 17 i hours of sitting. Mr Howell, from the University of Southwestern Ixiuisiana, said he stopped because his back pains became
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        Lock icon Highest bid for piano
        73 5 A PIANO built less than a century ago was sold in New York yesterday for USW90.000 (SE848.000), the highest price ever paid at a public auction for a musical instrument, said the auctioneers. Miss Peggy Shannon, speaking for the Sotneby Parke Bernet Gallery, said the Stein
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        Lock icon Invasion of privacy fine
        61 5 TWO phtographers who tried to take candid shots of actress Marlene Dietrich from a mobile crane outside her Paris apartment a year ago were yesterday found guilty of invasion of privacy. Bruno Mouron and Bernard Wis were each fined 4.000 francs <S$2,080), and ordered to pay
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        Lock icon Clone hope for world
        66 5 US researchers have reproduced or "cloned" a key ingredient of protein which could help increase world food supplies, the Bethesda Research Laboratories said in Washington. The laboratories said a gene of the amino acid proline had been cloned into a type of bacterium which could be
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      Lock icon Power strike threatens Queensland with blackout
      281 5 Power strike threatens Queensland with blackout BRISBANE, Thursday A STRIKE by power workers threatened to cut off all electricity in the state of Queensland today, leaving its 2.5 million residents in the dark. Queensland Governor Sir James Ramsay declared a state of emergency today after striking power workers defied a
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      Lock icon Oil sales slash Soviet trade deficit
      292 5 Oil sales slash Soviet trade deficit MOSCOW, Thurs. SOARING revenues from sales of oil and other raw materials enabled the Soviet Union to slash its trade deficit with the West and Japan by more than two-thirds last year, according to figures published yesterday. A survey of Soviet foreign trade in
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      52 5 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. An outbreak of rabies along the Mozambique border has killed at least 16 people since the start of the new year and there are fears that the death toll could rise as infected stray dogs continue to ravage South Africa's northern Natal province, health officials warned
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      Lock icon Flaming deaths
      33 5 MANILA, Thurs. Ten people died and ai least 10 others seriously hurt when a bus burst into flames after a collision involving another bus northwest of Manila, police said today Reuter
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      Lock icon World better placed to absorb hikes'
      144 5 World better placed to absorb hikes' PARIS, Thurs. The world economy is better placed to absorb the recent oil price rises than it was to deal with those of 1973-74, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development believes. Senior officials attending OECD meetings in Paris said today the industrialised countries
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      Japan firm in water-for-oil deal with Arabs
      202 5 TOKYO, Thurs. Energyshort Japan is starting a new trade with oil-rich Arabians to sell water in exchange for oil, a Japanese trading company said today. A spokesman for Mitsui and Company said a new company will be inaugurated on April 1 to export
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      Polar bears die in oil spill tests
      95 5 Polar bears die in oil spill tests WINNIPEG, Than*. A second polar bear has died from an rs$8MM (S$175,2M) test In which they were disked In crade oil to study the effects of spills on the rare animals, government veterinarians confirmed yesterday. News of the tests has generated a storm
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      102 5 NDJAMENA. Thurs. Fighting resumed at dawn here today between the forces of Chadian President Goukouni Weddeye and his Defence Minister Hissene Habre in the country's capital here. Early today, the technical commission trying to restore the ceasefire which held only briefly on Tuesday evening was
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      Lock icon ECONOMIC SNIPPETS
      160 5 ECONOMIC SNIPPETS THE White House announced yesterday that President Jimmy Carter intended to cut the 1981 budget by more than the US$13 billion (S$28 billion) proposed two weeks ago. Press Secretary Jody Powell said the cuts would total about US$16 biUion. Reuter. BANK of America, the world's largest bank, today
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      Lock icon PEDALLING IT OUT FOR HER TV TIME
      67 6 PEDALLING IT OUT FOR HER TV TIME ELIZABETH Holmes pedals an exercise bicycle to power a small black and white television set at her home In Scotts Valley la California ob Wednesday. Elisabeth's father, Dr James Holmes, devised the bicycle power hookup to require his children to work for their
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      Brickbats for relief work in Kampuchea
      920 6  - Brickbats for relief work in Kampuchea BEE KIM HEE By Our United Nations correspondent Conflicts of interests show up at UN meet UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The professional impassivity of diplomats could not mask the conflicts of interests that characterised yesterday's meeting of donor countries to consider the request of international
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      Lock icon 'SUKARNO WED AIR HOSTESS BEFORE OUSTER'
      231 6 JAKARTA, Thurs. The late President Sukarno had married a pretty stewardess of the Indonesian Garuda Airline before his downfall in 1966, it was disclosed here. Kartini Manoppo was sent by Sukarno to Nuerenberg, West Germany, where she fave birth to a boy named otok
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      Lock icon Russian planes fly new route to Vietnam
      201 6 TOKYO, Thur». THE Soviet Union has apparently established a new air route to Vietnam from eastern Siberia via the Eastern and South China seas, Japanese defence agency experts said today. The defence agency announced a transport aircraft of the Soviet airline Aeroflot flew
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      Lock icon Intruding Khmer Serei clash with Thais
      211 6 BANGKOK, Than. A group of Khmer Serel (Free KJuner) guerillas clashed with Thai troops after they Intruded Into Thai territory on th* eaateni border yesterday, military sources said. They said armed Khmer guerillas (ram Camp M7 a refugee settlement where tens of thousands of
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    Shoe firm workers to go monthly rated
    210 7 Shoe firm workers to go monthly rated THE Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation has achieved a breakthrough with a shoe manufacturing company which has decided to abolish the piece-rate system. The union is expected to sign a new three-year collective agreement with Bat a Shoe (S) Pte Ltd soon. Mr N.
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    DBS concert
    40 7 THE National Theatre Trust and the Alliance Francaise will hold a concert Ars Antique de Paris at the DBS auditorium on April 2 at 8.20 p.m. Tickets are available at the National Theatre, C.K. Tang and Cold Storage
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    By-election need not follow immediately
    265 7 By-election need not follow immediately A BY-ELECTION in Boon Teck constituency does not have to follow immediately even if its present MP, Phey Yew Kok, were to lose his parliamentary seat. Phey, who is now a fugitive, has been given until the end of this month to return to Singapore
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    Chee Onn is empowered to run Silo, PIEU
    395 7 THE NTUC secretarygeneral, Mr Lim Chee Onn, has been empowered to run the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union besides restructuring both unions on an industrywide basis. This was announced by the NTUC president and general secretary of
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    CPA to drop Tri-Star for B-747 on five services
    177 7 CPA to drop Tri-Star for B-747 on five services CATHAY Pacific Airways will replace five of its present seven weekly Super Tri-star services on t h e Hongkong-Singapore-Jakarta route with the Boeing 747 from early May. Disclosing this at a press conference yesterday, the airlines new general manager for South-east
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    Emporium group to give study awards
    149 7 THE Emporium Holdings group will make a onetime donation of $20,000 to the Cultural Foundation and grant two university scholarships a year, from this year, to mark the combined official opening of its eight new stores ana two restaurants today. Of the 10 new
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    Motor rally to be held tomorrow
    109 7 THE Singapore Motor Sports Club will hold the 1980 Shell Economy Rally tomorrow and the day after to find out which car consumes the least petrol. About 101 vehicles, representing most of the brands available in Singapore, will run in the 250 km rally.
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    Designing fashion
    36 7 TANGLIN community centre will hold a fashion designing and elementary dress making course every Monday ana Tuesday at 7 p.m. Those interested can telephone *****22 after 3 p.m. or call personally at the centre.
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    Law Society calls on members to give to its building fund
    448 7  -  T.F. HWANG By THE on-off proposal of the Law Society to buy its own premises for its present 800 members is ON again but in a new form. It is appealing this time and for the first time to
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    LIONS DONATE $35,000 TO E.S.N. CHILDREN
    88 7 THE president of the Lions Club of Singapore East, Mr Alec Chin, yesterday handed over a cheque for $35,000 to the president of the Association for Educationally Subnormal Children, Dr Dixie Tan. The cheque is for the purchase of a 12-seater I schoolbus for
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    Spore growth second highest among NICs: Report
    324 8 Spore growth second highest among NICs: Report NEXT to Hongkong, Singapore recorded the high est economic growth among six newly-industria lising nations (NICs) last year. This year, Singapore, M1 with an expected growth erf 8.8 per cent, will retain its second place among the NICs, according to a forecast by
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    Comex trip to Europe
    42 8 THE Comex adventure club in Singapore will be holding an overland expedition to Europe in May. A briefing on the trip will be held on Monday at Room 35, Sports House in Rutland Road. For details ring *****.
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    Block party
    26 8 THE Bukit Merah Zone 'A', residents' committee will hold a pot luck party for residents of Block 77, Redhill Road on Sunday at noon.
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    Crash! And it's the RSAF to the rescue
    242 8 TENSION afloat. Midalr nmtmt. Drartfc taking Jumps. A can. fnl af falls. Turtfls and spills. And finally, thankfully, sweet relief. All the right lagredleata far a halr-ralslag ■"©•co© W6ff tmwrc* Tof electrified erawd had their hearts la their meutha as the drama
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    $1,000 fine sequel to school campfire
    99 8 $1,000 fine sequel to school campfire WHILE the campfire was still on, Kong Joo Chin, 18, retreated to a room in the school because he was feeling bored. There he gave in to temptation and stole $138 from a cupboard. For this, Kong, a technician, was yesterday jailed one day
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    For aftercare officers
    57 8 THE Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association will start its fourth month-long basic course for volunteer aftercare officers at its auditorium today at 7.30 p.m. Sana has appealed for more volunteers. At the end of January, 5159 per cent of 4.960 cases released from drug rehabilitation centres and undergoing supervision
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    NJC Alumni to start bursary fund
    81 8 THE National Junior College Alumni is starting a bursary and scholarship fund to help needy NJC students. The main criteria for awarding the bursary will be the applicant's financial need rather than his academic achievements. If successful, the fund may be extended to exNJC
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    Man had a knife day he followed waitress
    363 8 Man had a knife day he followed waitress A WAITRESS told a court yesterday that on the morning of Nov 28 last year, she heard footsteps behind her and, turning, saw a man peeping at her. Miss Neo Lay Peng told the court she was going home after work at
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    Tamil culture show
    45 8 THE central young people's section of the National Library will present Varasha Parapu. a Tamil New Year cultural show, at its lecture hall on April 5 at 4 p.m. The programme will include instrumental music, songs, dances and sketches. Admission is free.
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    Call to plug loopholes in noise laws
    434 11 Call to plug loopholes in noise laws NOISE pollution control laws here are unsatisfactory and inadequate and the fines for contravening them are unrealistic, according to Deputy Senior State Counsel S. Tiwari. He suggested an examination of the problem of noise pollution and said a study of the Control of
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    Twenty-week advertising course
    76 11 Twenty-week advertising course A 20-WEEK course leading to a certificate in advertising will begin on April 14. The course, consisting of seven subjects, is conducted by the Vocational and Industrial Board in conjunction with the Joint education committee of the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents, the Advertising Media Owners Association
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    Tenants appeal against $190,000 award
    175 11 Tenants appeal against $190,000 award THIRTY-THREE tenants of (our blocks of flats at Pasir Panjang Hill yesterday appealed against a High Court award of over $190,000 to their developer for maintenance and cost of repairs. Their developer, Melodies Ltd, had successfully argued in the High Court that the tenants were
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    Seminar on women's role in aviation industry
    280 11 THE Singapore Air Transport Workers Union plans to hold a seminar on the role of women in the aviation industry in the middle of June. Its general-secretary, Mr R. Doraisamy, said in an interview yesterday that the seminar is to encourage the 3,500
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    Clementi post office opens on Monday
    82 11 THE new Clementi Central post office at 241. BUc 449. Clementi Avenue 3, will open for business from Monday. It will take over from the Pastr Panjang post office and deliver mail to addresses in postal code sector 0612. Pull counter services, except POSB
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    A strategy meeting
    35 11 THE Standards Council will meet on Monday to formulate the strategy and programme of standardisation. A total of 22 standards and codes of practice will also be presented for the council's approval.
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    CNB certs
    29 11 THK Director of Central Narcotics Bureau. Mr Tee Tua Ba, will givp away commendation certlflcatM to CNB officers at the Police Academy on Sund.iy .it 7.30 p.m.
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    Minister meets Chok Tong
    288 11 THE South Korean Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr Chung Jai Suk called on his Singapore counterpart, Mr Goh Chok Tong at his office in the Central Provident Fund building at Robinson Road yesterday. Mr Chung and an eightmember team are here for the first ministerial
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    S. Korea expects some results in unity talks
    127 11 S. Korea expects some results in unity talks SOI TH KOREA hopes to see some "productive results" from Ite reunification dialogue with Its northern neighbour, the visiting South Korean Foreign Minister, Mr Park Tong Jin said yesterday. He made the point after paying a courtesy call to his Singapore counterpart,
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    Certificate presentation
    47 11 DR Ane Kok Peng, MP for Buona Vista will present reappointment certificates to officials of the management and sub-committees in Queenstown community centres at 8 p.m. on Sunday. He will also present bursaries and prize* to winners of two chess competitions organised by the centre.
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      246 11 Straits Times Crossword ACMSB some outlay (7) 5 Godiva's husband's pile of ric* 1 Convey what makes a revolu- wi th no p^,^ (7) ■o aa^* o^ jkeves rfrr^ sons turning sagacious? (14) 11 I prove you know, to be put 15 Warn ,o, o ry Mosl W ii:in K
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    15 areas picked for road safety displays
    145 12 15 areas picked for road safety displays THE Traffic Police have selected 15 constituencies for a series of road safety exhibitions in an effort to promote a wider public awareness of road safety. The exhibitions, to be held with assistance from residents" committees of these constituencies, will cover housing estates
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    DEATH STALKS THIS STRETCH
    102 12 APART from the warnlac signs on the left, this strrtoh of r*ad apprars to be Just another street In the outskirts of the city. Bat despite Its apparent calmness and lush greenery on both sides of the road, police have claHHlfted it as the most dangerous
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    On Mandarin
    41 12 THE Mountbatten community centre will hold a conversational Mandarin class on S.in .lays from 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 l> m as soon as vacancies for ihe class are filled. For details telephone *****7 daily between 3 p.m. and 10-p.m.
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    'Upgrade quality of in-camp training'
    735 12 THE quality of reservist training must be upgraded if national service reservists are required to go through longer periods of annual in-camp training. This was the consensus of four employers and 11 reservists interviewed by The Straits Times yesterday on a proposed move by the
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    Weeping woman in 10th floor drama
    132 12 Weeping woman in 10th floor drama AN unidentified woman, who was found unconscious on the 10th floor of a block of Housing Board flats in Tampines Way last night, was warded at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Paya Lebar police who rushed to Block 4, Tampines Way, following a call
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    Three more recitals
    42 12 THE Singapore Symphony Orchestra will present three more piano recitals by Mr Liv Shikun at Conference Hall tomorrow. Sunday and Monday. The recitals are sponsored by the Lee Foundation. Students and staff of schools are invited Admission is free.
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    Asean govts say 'yes' to private sector
    364 12 Asean govts say 'yes' to private sector THE Asean private sector's repeated requests for more formal communication and regular consultations with Asean ministerial bodies have been answered. Sources yesterday said that the Asean Ministerial Committee on Industry, Minerals and Energy in its last meeting in Manila early this month conceded
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    Game that ended in tragedy for boy
    186 12 A GAME of cops and robbers ended in tragedy for Lim Kiat Boon, 15. Kiat Boon, who was a robber in the game, was found lying dead on the second floor parapet by his other friends in the game. His sister, Kah Sien,
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    Woman won't seek costs
    190 12 A HAIR-STYLIST, Madam Teo Guek Hua, surprised Mr Justice Chua in the High Court yesterday by maintaining her stand that she was not seeking costs against her husband although the court told her she could do so and leave the question of recovering payment to her
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    Uncle gets death for murder
    276 14 Uncle gets death for murder KILLING OF 7- YEAR-OLD-GIRL A SINGAPORE Armed Forces lance-corpo-ral, Kalidass so Sinnathamby Narayanasamy, 26, was yesterday sentenced to death by the High Court for murdering his seven-year-old niece. Kalidass, who smiled while sentence was read out, later shouted: "Thank you Mr Lord" just as the
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    Charged with betting offence
    68 14 LOH BENG HOCK, 29, was yesterday charged in a magistrate s crurt with announcing the results of a horse race by writing on a table at the Circuit Road Hawker Centre last Deo 23 at 3.40 p.m. Loh pleaded not guilty to the charge under the
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    Two museum films
    48 14 THE National Museum will screen two colour films for students tomorrow at 10.45 a.m. They are L'Homme Et La Bete (Life of a big circus in winter) and Le Roman De Renart (A (able of the Middle Ages acted out by puppets). Admission is free.
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    NANTAH DEBATE More speak for a separate varsity at union meeting
    734 14 NANTAH DEBATE More speak for a separate varsity at union meeting NANYANG University's lecture hall N6 4 was the scene of an emotion-charged debate on Wednesday night when about 300 students gathered there to discuss the future of Nantah. Opinions discussed at the meeting called by the Nantah Students' Union
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    Nantah staff may hold another survey
    144 14 THK Nanyang I nlverslty academic staff may conduct another survey on Nantah's future in light of latest developments. The Nantah Academic Staff Association and Academic Staff I nlon concluded their first survey last week to get the views of members on the three options
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    Man fined $3,000 for managing 13 prostitutes
    230 14 AN UNEMPLOYED man was yesterday fined $3,000, or six months jail, for managing a place of assignation for Thai prostitutes. Tan Keng Chuan, 25, admitted using two rooms in Morningside Hotel, River Valley Road, for housing 13 Thai prostitutes. The rooms were used
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    Now courses
    25 14 lANi.'I.IN romminrit) oMrt will hold home decoratln, inlerioi decoration and new language caunM at us between :i \< m .mil in p m dail)
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    How firms can follow Japanese example
    147 14 How firms can follow Japanese example JAPANESE-OWNED factories in Singapore account for nearly all the cassettes and radio cassette recorders exportedto the United States. With aggressive marketing, locally-owned firms too CM cut into the lucrative middle-and-low-end US markets, the Association of Electronic Industries in Singapore (AEIS/ said in its news
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 57 refugees missing after attack by Thai pirates
      405 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. THAI pirates used hooks, knives and rakes to kill Vietnamese refugees, including children, who tried to get aboard the pirates' ship after the marauders sank their boat, survivors said today. They said 57 people, including a 13-year-old girl they
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      GERMAN MEASLES
      57 15 SARAWAK, Thurs. An outbreak of German measles has hit the oil town of Miri in Sarawak's Fourth Division, causing problems for doctors who already have to deal with a diptheria epidemic in the state. Since diptheria was first reported in August, 23 people have died and 159 cases
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      Pilot project
      40 15 KUCHING, Thurs. The Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corporation will set up a pilot logging school to train school leavers for careers In the logging industry, Bernama reported State Financial Secretary Datuk Haji Bujang Mohamed Nor as saying yesterday.
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      15 detained
      38 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Police detained 15 Indonesians in Kampung Seri Ampang near here on Tuesday for illetal entry into Malaysia, the tar repprted yesterday. Most of the 15 detained were working as labourers in Kuala Lumpur
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      Lock icon Two bodies on beach
      43 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thus. Two bodies believed to be Umw M VietMunese b**t pe«ple, were today found mi the beach of the east coast tow« of Dangnn, police said. The bodies have bees takes to the Dugu district hospital. NST.
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      Lock icon Free holidays for Thais — if they do 'their duty'
      194 15 Free holidays for Thais if they do 'their duty' PENANG, Thursday SYNDICATES here are believed to be giving free holidays to Thai tourists. Only the catch is that the tourists must buy duty-free goods fromshops here for the syndicates. According to customs sources, syndicate members go to the border areas
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      Lock icon $3.6 b surplus
      35 15 KUALA I.UMPUR, Thurs The total trade surplus for the East Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak rose from $3.6 billion last year from $2 billion in 1978. the Statistics Department reported Renter.
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      'No' to free trade complex plan
      163 15 'No' to free trade complex plan KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government cannot approve the setting up a free trade complex near the Causeway, Finance Minister Tengku Raza- Leigh Hamzah told Parlia- ment yesterday. He said the proposed complex was intended for the sale for goods for domestic consumption. He said
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      Lock icon Plucky grandma saves baby from armed intruder
      237 15 PLNANG. Thurs. Grandmother, Bebe Jito, caught an armed intruder offguard and saved her eight month-old grandson from being kidnapped yesterday. A 48-year-old housewife, Be^be Jito. gave the man a blow in tne face and stamped on his foot before grabbing her grandson back
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      Lock icon 60 found vomitting
      41 15 IPOH, Thurs. About 60 primary school students were admitted to the General Hospital here for suspected food poisoning. They were found vomitting in the Sekolah Tamil Ladang Sengat here after taking packets of food distributed to them. -NST.
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      Lock icon Varsity ties
      37 15 PENANG. Thurs. The Universiti Sains Malaysia of Penang and the University of Northern Illinois (UNI) are to establish exchange programmes in the academic and research fields, UNl's visiting president, Dr William Monat, said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Task force
      40 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A task force has been set up under Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah to draw up policies and to take action to combat the abuse of drugs, Health Minister Dr Sulaiman Daud said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon GENTLER HALVES OF TOP CRIME BUSTERS
      162 15 THESE three women are no ordinary wives and their getting together Is an even rarer event. Bnt get together they did In Kuala l.umpur yesterday to visit a handicraft exhibition. Prom left they are: Pnan Sri Hamldah, wife of Malaysia's Iaspector(ieneral of Police, Tan
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      Lock icon Changes in nine technical schools
      137 15 Changes in nine technical schools KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Education Ministry is to to convert all the nine technical schools in Peninsular Malaysia into ordinary secondary schools. A ministry official said today that a decision has already been taken on this and the conversion will be done gradually without disrupting
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      614 16 Is New Nation a news paper, a sports paper, a fashion magazine, a business paper or a home journal? Yes, if s all these and more i Extra! Extra! Read all about VV t ir\ T*~T 1^ mTj Tne Katon kidnap was one FllllipS f&t* 4 it in New Nation
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    Hawkers to get courtesy guide pamphlets
    189 17 WITH eating out becoming more popular in Singapore, the authorities are out to ensure that hawkers are especially polite to their customers during this year s courtesy cam- paign starting in July Guidelines on how to please customers and some hints on hygienic habits
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    Husband denies tiff before wife's death fall
    337 17 Husband denies tiff before wife's death fall THE husband of a woman who fell to her death in July last year with their three-year-old daughter in her arms denied in a coroner's court yesterday that they had quarrelled over money. The court had been told that the day before her
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    Films at stadium
    54 17 THE Singapore Sports Council will show the following films at the National Stadium theatrette next Saturday: Go for Green and Ready for Red, Learning the Froat Crawl, The Breast Stroke, Learning the Bark Crawl and Learning the Butterfly Stroke. Admission is on a first-come-firsvserved basis. For details
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    15 nations in leather fair
    48 17 COMPANIES from over 15 countries will take part in the International Leather Fair at the World Trade Centre from May 2 to S. It is expected to draw visitors from the leather industry in the Asean region. Australasia, Hongkong, India and Sri Lanka
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    Cooking lessons
    27 17 TANGLDN community centre will organise cooking classes in Padang curry, tim sum, Sze Chuan food and agar agar. For details, telephone *****22 after 3 p.m.
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    On crochet
    42 17 THE Ghim Moh community centre will organise a series of classes next mon'h on crochet and knitting, children's Chinese cultural dance, copper tooling and conversational Mandarin (Part 1) For details, ring *****0 between 3 p m and 10 p m
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    Just a step away from clanger at low tide
    175 17 LOW tide here at the Jetty stops la Palaa Hantu exposes a pstoatlal danger to picnickers. As the water level drops, the whale flight •f stops Is expsord and here aad there, mssalike aquatic growth eaa be seea. Stomp-like reunaats of
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    STPB may team up with private sector
    301 17 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the private sector of the travel industry are considering joining hands in the fields of marketing and training needs. The idea of joint efforts in these areas arose as a result of a three-day travel seminar which
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    Two out to woo more Indians to Singapore
    141 17 Two out to woo more Indians to Singapore A LOCAL hotel director and a travel agent will be out to sell Singapore at the 29th annual Convention of the Travel Agents' Association of India in New Delhi. Mr D. S. Anand, representing Hotel Peninsula and Paramount Hotel, and Mr Prem
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    The man who brushes through life's drama
    226 17 LIKE all painters, he wanted to pqrtray life in Singapore with sensitivity and delicacy. Yet local artist Mr Lee Teck Suan felt it was not enough that these qualities were reflected in his sketches. Technique was important ana he worked for 10 years
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    REPORT HEAD LICE CASES, SAYS MINISTRY
    119 17 REPORT HEAD LICE CASES, SAYS MINISTRY THE Ministry of Health has advised principals, teachers and parents to report to its School's Health Services shorld their pupils and children be found suffering from head lice infection. This followed a growing number of such cases among young school children in recent months.
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    Baby was strangled in cradle by pacifier string
    268 17 A HOUSEWIFE who left her nine-month-old daughter in a sarong cradle in a bedroom, was shocked when she returned, to find her j baby, cold and motionless. Her head was hanging out of the cradle and the string of a rubber teat
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    Youth gets jail and cane for robbing woman
    93 17 A YOUTH was yesterday jailed a year and ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan by a district judge for robbing a labourer of an identity card and cash and jewellery totalling $2,040. Wu Kam Thong, 20, admitted robbing Madam
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  • The Strait Times FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1980
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      NO OTHER WAY
      395 20 THERE is reportedly unhappiness among our English-language teachers and the news section of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation over the importation of expatriates to work in their midst. It is perhaps only natural that there would be some resentment at the idea that other people and foreigners at
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      MAKE-BELIEVERS
      355 20 THERE IS no question that Foreign Minister S.Rajaratnam has built up a logically sound and historically cogent case that communist nations are compelled by their ideology to expand globally and that Soviet imperialism is a reality. Look at the map of the Soviet Union, he said. The Soviet Union
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    Paradox that faces Malaysia
    1098 20 Critics contend that less attention is paid to the rural poor and more to bumiputras getting a larger stake in the economy. A recent World Bank survey obliquely accepts these reservations and suggest a fresh look at Malaysia's official plans to reduce poverty. M.G.G. PILLAI, our
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    652 20  -  ABB Y TAN By/ Our Manila Correspondent THE rupture in relations between the Philippines and Chile caused by the sudden cancellation of President Augusto Pinochet's visit, is a small price Manila has to pay for the diplomatic flap. Nonetheless, while the effect is
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      309 21 Giving our children a higher level of education I REFER to the letter "Throwing money away on birds of passage" (ST. March 24). Your correspondent, 'Teaching Award Holder," is aware of the following facts. First, the debate in Parliament he referred to was concerned with the present exercise to recruit
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      Reduce stake for qualified insurance men
      388 21 Reduce stake for qualified insurance men Where syllabi are available I REFER to your report (ST, Feb 23) about tighter i government control over i the insurance industry. The proposed measure to impose a minimum capital requirement of v $100,000 will definitely put a stop to anyone who comes into
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      The creation of man and superman
      403 21 The creation of man and superman RECENTLY yoa pabUahed a story about a tycoon named Graham who, la aa effort to generate saaerhunaas, was gataerlag the sperm of Nobel Prlie winners to Lapregaate white married women who were Intelligent and rriMwnfjhl > r-«ri ia>L a <-^>**i*wif )(*«ll IVVM* lag la
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      Show Indian movies too
      49 21 INDIAN residents in Ang Mo Kio Estate would appreciate it if the management of the Ang Mo Rio and Broadway theatres would consider showing Indian movies. They would definitely not incur any loss, considering the large Indian population in Ang Mo Kio. GOPAL, Singapore 2KC.
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      Welcome models of a critical mentality
      608 21 MY friends, relatives and my first-hand experience with expatriate teachers do not support "Teaching Award Holder's" observations (ST, March 24). The latter finds in expatriates a scapegoat for the low morale of local teachers and for the shortcomings of our educational system. I am
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      About 400 teachers were at seminar
      172 21 I AM very grateful for favourable and, on the whole, accurate reporting and editorial comment on the "Teaching of literature to secondary schools" seminar which took place on March 21 and 22. However, there are two examples of inaccuracy which I hope you will
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      General insurance agents need more training
      208 21 PLEASE allow me to comment on recent remarks by the Senior Minister of State (Education), Dr Tony Tan ("Faster growth by financial sector," Sunday Times, March 9). It is gratifying to know that the general insurance industry is expected to register a healthy growth
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1404 22 THE last transacted ready sale at the close of hiTtroi on the Stock Exchange of Slnga pan yesterday compared with the pervious dajr's prv« tofrthrr with 1919 high and low i Adjusted (or •nip rights law). 1V7&8O Lai t High Low Compaay Sal* +or SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL a
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      318 22 Closing tone: Easier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 4,789,000 units valued at $13,027,000. Industrials accounted for 3,060,000, finance 562,000, hotels 125,000, properties 644,000, debentures, loans and bonds 2,000. plantations 344.000, minings 32, 000. "Settlement" contracts totalled: 16.000 units
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      BUSINESS DONE (Singapore)
      1333 22 BID and otter prtcra orftci»Uy listed and bustneai In an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of ituires traded snown in brackets in iOU of 1,000 unto unless otherwiae specified All Time* Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1783 22 BID and offer pricei offtcuUly listed and bunneai In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yes irrday with the number of shares traded shown la brackets In 100 of 1.000 units unless otherwiae apecifted. INDUSTRIAL* Aea*»(3UlS) ifllT'- (3 408 3 60S) (2) 3 34 AktMß (2
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        335 22 HONGKONG, Thurs. Stocks closed higher having traded quietly throughout the day with investors remaining on the sidelines in anticipation of further Interest rate rises both here and in the United States, dealers said. On purely local business the Hang Seng index gained 3.27 points to close the day at
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        382 22 TOKYO, Thurs. Share prices closed sharply lower in moderate trading, with late profit-taking and other selling in petroleums, trading firms and some non-ferrous metals more than offsetting early gains, dealers said. The market average fell 54.86 to 6,481.02 with volume at 390 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index
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        Sydney fall coninues
        289 23 SYDNEY. Thurs. Prices continued easier on light turnover as London investors assessed the effects of the new UK Budget, with weak metal and gold prices depressing minings and the liklihood of further interest rate rises dampening activity in industrials, dealers said. BHP rose 30 cents to A511.85
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        New York prices easier
        263 23 NEW YORK, Wed. A sharp late selloff erased early gains and the stock market closed lower in active trading. Analysts said margin selling, both voluntary and involuntary, appeared to be behind the drop. Harvey Deutch of Purcell Graham and Co said there were "forced margin liquidations
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        Amsterdam closes mixed
        246 23 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices closed mixed in quiet trading with Royal Dutch and Unilever gaining 0.90 guilder and Hoogovens falling 0.50 in mixed Dutch internationals, dealers said. Robeco lost 9.50 guilders to 153.00 ex its nine guilders divi- dend while Pakhoed, Amfas. j Rolinco and KLM eased
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        280 23 ZURICH. Wed. Prices closed barely steady in thin trading with high dollar rates inhibiting business despite long-term lows recorded in many shares, dealers said. Unofficially quoted Heffmann-La Roche rose sharply against the trend in the face of news that the reimbursements to be paid by Ho(froche subsidiary
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        London ends quietly firm
        487 23 LONDON. Wed The market closed quietly firm, awaiting the UK budge, dealers said. At 3 pm. the FT index was up (our points at 434.3. Government bonds showed gains ranging to point. Gold shares finished mixed with an easier bias as South African budget measures were
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        54 23 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 435.1 Tuesday «30.3 Week Ago 432.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 762 12 Tuesday 787.83 Week Ago 800 94 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 788.23 Wednesday ***** Week Ago 788.49 SYDNEY INDUSTRIALS Thursday ***** Wednesday 586 62 Week Ago 807 80 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 773.48 Wednesday
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        TIN
        131 22 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang yesterday remained unchanged at MJ2.305 per picul. $160 above the International Tin Agreement ceiling, dealers said. Some Japanese and US consumer buyings and a lower offering of tin ores helped to steady the market after Wednesday's faU. Sentiment was not affected by the
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        Closing prices
        30 22 Rubber: Mar 27 Singapore: April: 324.00 cent* (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: April: 326.00 cents (down 1.50 cent*) Tin: M $2,305 (unchanged) Official offering: 160 tonnes (down 19 tonnes)
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        COPPER
        30 22 LONDON: Copper price* on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wirebar Spot £964 (£995); sellers £966 (£996); Three Month buyers £983 (£1.009). sellers £984 (£1,010). Market toot): Easier Sales: 9,550 tonnes
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        RUBBER
        476 22 THE SINGAPORE market closed slightly easier yesterday with April One RSS buyers quoted at 324.00 cents per kilo, down half a cent from Wednesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lower London advices and light selling. Afternoon prices gained some ground initially on upcountry buying,
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        80 22 IA8 •>K ■>H M ■■U ■Mil i Mil I VIM MKI.I' Ml' M S1H M .MK Ml *> 1 1 Ion pallet I (I MlNM <l d.n palWll I l..np.ll rll ,1 L.np.llHI il Ion pallrll ,1 MipriM II Ion palkll April (Carnal Miki Ky»n Srllrri MMON
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      Produce prices
      116 22 CHINESE Prsdace Exehaage, SlflgApsre, mm cImIhic prieo p«T p4cml ymterdty: CwmiI «U: Bulk $102 sellers, old drum $108 sellers, new drum $112 sellers C«pn: Mixed (loose) UK/ Com $59.00 buyers. Pepper: Mum ok AST A white fob IOC; NLW $322.50 sellers. Sarawak white fob 96% NLW $307.50 sellers,
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      Duty rates
      88 22 THE MALAYSIAN Minister of Finance has fixed these rates (or the period from Mar 27 until further notice: Batter: 332 cents a kg; C*prm: $***** a tonne; Palm kerMl: $955 75 a tonne; White pepper: $4,565.22 a tonne; BUek pepper: $3,141.09 a tonne; The rates of duty payable
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      GOLD
      239 22 GOLD in the Singapore kilobar market yesterday opened at $36,285 and closed at $35,764. In the Far East, gold was traded to a high of US$5O2 $505 before selling entered the market. It dropped quickly to a low of US$4B2 $486 in the early afternoon. Some buying interest from
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        Falls
        42 22 If H S Miia 3 C B C M Properties .rntingn Inland A Pen Public Textile Vtalakoff ■iporr Land ■fime Darby 386 318 785 775 510 480 202 444 332 3M -36 -18 -15 -15 -10 -10 -9 -8 -8 -6
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        Rises
        36 22 i Koy.l I Hldgi long I.rong iin Chew MiiB Rice ivn Kr«ini polio < I. Induilnr. 1! T 280 220 318 570 380 227 252 196 185 180 10 10 6 +5 4 4 3 3
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        Most active stocks
        22 22 Haw Par 1.554,000 nil. 333.000 S Darby 277,000 UOB 188,000 Total turnover: 4.79m Total value: 113 06m Source: SES
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        Indices
        33 22 BT. Index: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: S.E.S.Ind: Mar 26 Mar 27 3926.34 3881.11 451.75 ***** 832.08 829.80 415.36 415.71 329.74 325.92 285.75 285.76 828.07 826.58 448.89 445.16 413.56 407.70
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      Prices beat a mild retreat
      381 22 PRICKS retreated oa lack of baying support at the Singapore stork market yesterday as investor confidence was eroded by the decline la the New York market on Wednesday. While all other oversea markets were steadier, Wall Street suffered a relapse, losing 5.71 points on the
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      Kuala Lumpur
      267 22 LACK of follow-through support and light selling forced the Kuala Lumpur stock market to a slightly easier dose yesterday. Traders were generally cautious and wary of current market conditions and were unwilling to commit themselves. The market was thus unable to build on the overnight rally and prices
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      Money and exchanges
      220 22 THE US dollar in the local forex market yesterday opened firm at 2.2440 50. It strengthened to a high of 2.2480 90 before closing at 2475 85. Dealers attributed the dollar strength to higher interest rates in the shorter periods Interbank rales at 3.00 pm 1 momh
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      NOMINAL RATES
      361 22 CurrandM Nominal rato* Smithsonian Pvrconlaga quoltd ymUrday (ero«t)parily Chang* Loral dollars U one unit of foreign carreaey: US dollar 2.2475 2.2485 2.8196 -20.30 Sterling pound 4.8915 4.8960 7.3469 -33.42 Australian dollar 2.4405 2.4440 3.4286 -28.82 NZ dollar 2.1330 2.1370 3.4286 -37.64 Canadian dollar 1.8880 1.8905 1*0*1 dollars to
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      Discount
      42 22 RANGE of prices offered by dl* < iHint houses on March 27 Overnight 7' Call deposits 6 Clot lag Buy,., Srllt.i 3-month Treasury bills 7 63 month Bank bills 11 10 3 months CD 1111 -11 6monthsCD 1111 Source: National Diacount Co
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      Money market
      31 22 Closing Interbank rates foi Singapore dollars on March 27: Offer Bid Overnight 7 7 1 month 11 10 2 months II 11 3 months 11 11 Overnight mode 10'
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      Prime lending rates
      27 22 I THE average rate at which majer Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lead to their best I customers Is 11.4 per ceat.
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      Takeover bid for UIC hots up
      678 23 THE pace of developments in the takeover bid for United Industrial Corporation (U1C) quickened yesterday as all three parties to the tussle issued strong representations of their stand. Just hours after Morgan Grenfell advised UIC that its shares are worth at least $5.88 each
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      OCBC profit rises by 27pc
      207 23 OCBC profit rises by 27pc OVERSEA-Chineae Banking Corporation has reported a 27 per cent growth in group net profit for 1979 and proposed a bonus issue of one-for-ten. For its financial year ended Dec 31, group net profit after providing for taxation, contingencies and minority interests stood at $62.7 million
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      850 23 PETROUAM NASONAL BERHAD PETRONAS I INVITATION TO PREQUALIFICATION I PETRONAS, an executing agency for the ASEAN Urea Project (Malaysia), hereby referred as OWNER, intends to build an Ammonia Urea Fertilizer Complex described below in Bintulu, in the State of Sarawak, Malaysia. Interested contractors are invited for prequahfication and the selected
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      690 23 K9& UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LIMITED ("UIC") (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT 1 Offer by The Development Bank of Singapore Limited ("DBS") on behalf of United Industrial Overseas Holding Pte. Ltd. ("UIOH"). Shareholders are hereby notified that a Circular issued by the Company dated 26th March 1980 in respect
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      585 24 t AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 gm^ m^^ p— p^^ m^^ m^^ Mondoy Fridov 830 o m -500pm OrAnory 70 eH per word (mm f!0 50> I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE T«net Centre 900 am 500pm (Mm *****) Sundo* T»ne» VII TRAVEL RESTAURANTS I New Induttriol
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      603 24 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE AN ACMA CVCLEMATIC rerrlgerator model: 320. large freezer. 12 cv.ft. Oood condition. $320 0.n.0 *****76. ATTENTtONtI LIMITED STOCK ONLVD No Down Payment, Juai $7* p m you can own a brand new aircond*tioner by 12 monthly instalment* Rental alao availabt* Please contact: TROPICAL ENGINEEMM PTE
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      856 24 'ONE UNIT AM Addressograph Table-top Offset Duplicator, purchased 1177 One unit Uchlda Duplicator, purchased 1975. To view, call: Sally. *****11 ext 160 ONE WOODEN SMOLE Bed with new Royal Dunlop mattress (5350). one foam plastic armchair convertible Into single bed <*250). one set hl-fl with cassette deck, amplifier/tuner and turntable
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      503 24 I FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE YOU WILL GET $20 for your old cartridge when you purchase any of Orado cartridges from $49 up 50% discount on all brands of replacement styles. Available at Nam Cheong Electronic Centre. O-6. Peninsula Shopping Complex Tel: ***** after 11.00 a.m. 14 Machinery For Sale/Hire/Wanted
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      664 24 FOR SALE: (A) One Unit N.C.R. Electronic Accounting Machine model US M bought In March 1975. maintained In a meticulously good working condition. AMD (B) One unit Geetetner Duplicating Machine model 4SO, purchased In June 1974. Interested partiee pleaae Hl.phon* SSSM4MR. CHM WELL MAINTAINED 3 YEARS OLD BURROUGH L5OOO MINI
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      605 24 II EMPLOYMENT A CHALLENGING CAREER for all Join us part-time /fulltime as a Fashion Model. Inexperienced but with keen Interest, confidence need apply. Call Llnnette *****32 A GENERAL CLERK /Typist with experience wanted. Ability to speak Tamil and/or Malay will be an advantage Apply In own handwriting with full particulars,
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      597 24 A newly e*t*Wl*rted import and *ipon of engineering eupplie* company at Nee Soon require*: 1. RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK TYPIST 2. DELIVERY A SHOP ASSISTANTS c Pleasant and cheerful personality. c Minimum O.C E.'O' level c Knowledge of typing and Chinese. c Preferably residing In dlsts. 28 4 27 Plaaa* apply n
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      793 24 II EMPLOYMENT BOOK -KEEPER c Must have 3 years' experience In keeping a complete set of accounts up lo balance sheet. c Good command of spoken and written English/ Chinese. c Able lo type c Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience. interested epplrcants. pleaee write Mi Haling experience, qualification*,
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      539 24 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Qualification* a OCE O' Level a Knowledge of Accounts a 1 to 2 years working experience, c Willing lo work overtime Ptoeeo ring for appointment: 2MSS7S FEMALE GENERAL CLERK CUM TELEX OPERATOR required by well established garmenu factory c Minimum GCE O' Level. c Good command of
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      461 25 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial and Clerical CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD Invites applications from Singapore Citizens for appointment as STENOGRAPHER TIMEBCALE Qualification. 1) Oeneral Certificate of Education with an O level pass In 3 subjects including English Language or equivalent qualifications. 2) LCC Certificate In shorthand at a
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      513 25 Lotting Plywood manufacturing camaany invitee application* lor po.it.on. or ADMBBSTRATIVt OFFICf R OCE O' or full A' level, with excellent command of written and spoken English c Age above 30 years old c Knowledge of Chinese Is essential c Must be bilingual c Ability to communicate effectively with people at
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      463 25 II EMPLOYMENT Hetjonain] M ESA COMPUTER SYSTEMS OPERATOR The successful candidate will be responsible for the daily operation of the IBM Computer and ensuring the timely completion and verification of assigned jobs and reports. In addition, he'she is required to co-ordinate on equipment malfunctions in obtaining optimisation of the operation.
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      693 25 Reliable. Hardworking t Experienced OENERAL CLERK Required by an Import/ Expert Finn, a Knowledge of Banking tt PSA procedures a Age: 30 It above a Minimum Secondary 3 education. c Possess Class 2 licence c Preferably own a motorcycle/ scooter c Completed or exempted N.S c Preferably Ceylonese/ Indian Please
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      531 25 II EMPLOYMENT Well eslabUshed Foreign Bank requires CLERKS CUM TYPISTS Interested applicants please write In stating experience, qualifications, salary expected enclosing photograph to: THE ADVERTIBER P.O. BOX 7K SINGAPORE 0106 maaaaammmmmmmmmmama ti WELL ESTABLISHED TRAVEL ft TOUR AOENCY requires A Female Clerk. The applicant must have at least Sec 4
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      651 25 AMERICAN COMPANY (Lite) In.uranc* Dlvi.wo) requires AOENCY REPRESENTATIVE (Male/Female) a Above 27 years old c Wide business contacts WE OFFER TO SELECTED INDIVIDUAL c Professional training c Overseas conventions c Agency opportunities c Top level Income TEL: *****7 AN ESTABLISHED LIFE Insurance company requires part/ fulltime agents. Oood remuneration Training
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      629 25 II EMPLOYMENT HURRY. JUST CALL us today You will have a chance to become qualified Beauty Advisors during your spare time. No deposit to pay. Successful applicants will beauty training. Samples and potential customers provided Oood Income and benefits Call *****2/*****4 Immediate required: INDOOR SALESGIRLS Experience not necessary Now offering
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      381 25 '1^ Electrolux Electrolux, a rapidly expanding International Group of Companies with subsidiaries and offices throughout the world, Invites applications for the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) In Its fast expanding Sewing Machine Division. Prospects of advancement are excellent for those who are Interested In moving ahead In life. R#QUif#ffll#fltS> Ability
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      839 25 II EttPLOYMZNT d) Technical m>mm A CONTRACTOR a Engineering l^^L. rirrn requires Electrical/ a BBS V Plumbing Knginprr itl^OOi Wfp Klrrlrical/Plumbing Quality Surveyor $800 i Electrical «jfl H^ Plumbing Technician (S400) Interview 7i7. 7th floor People •7 I'ark Centre J&*mu. L/a>n.«fci f f A large manufacturing company in vile* suitably
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      363 25 MACHINE SETTERS All applicants mus to work on a rotating 3 shifts and must have completed fulltime National Service Attractive aalary will be ottered to the right cendidete*. Interested parlies, please write to 34, Lok Yang Wey Singapor* 2252 AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires Mecnanic well experienced in piling and boiling
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      442 26 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant d) Technical Engineering Company in Jurong requires 1. MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants should have at least ITC qualifications with 1 year's working experience In Mechanical Draughting 2. ELECTRICAL DRAUGHTSMAN Applicants should have at least ITC qualifications with 1 year's experience In Electrical Draughting. 3. QUALITY CONTROL
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      480 26 «*> FOSTER A last expanding manufacturing company In hi-ti product* urgently requires Male Technicians Possess ITC Techmci.in Certificate in Electronics Knowledge in technical diagrams related to hi-d equipment Keen interest in electronic components Age 22 to 27 years Mate Technician Trainees Possess Certificate in Radio Servicing or other electronics stream
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      466 26 II EMPLOYMENT An eipandino, foreign company require*: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Completed National Service Mechanical Engineering/ Technician Diploma from STI I to 2 years 1 experience In metal fabrication and general welding ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS c Completed Natlonul Servu c c Possess Technician Diploma in Electrical Engineering from STI. c Ito 2 years'
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      361 26 Singapore* Only Manufacturer ol Carburetor* is looking for competent v PRECISION MACHINE SETTERS (Male) Basic Requirement*: c Minimum qualification Secondary 4 aca c Holders of NTC 3 < c Completed National Service c Must be able to understand simple drawings E Succeohil candidate* will be required lo work on sophisticated
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      444 26 II EMPLOYMENT ME S A Production Leaders Successful candidates will lead the production activities of a definite group of employees In meeting atsigned production targets. Requirements: ITC Poly Diploma or its equivalent in Electronics or Electrical Engineering a 2 years' supervisory experience in a similar consumer electronics manufacturing concern. Electronic
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      602 26 I Required BUIt DING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS c Passed VITB Grade 3 In Electrical. Airconditioning. Plumbing or equivalent, c Preferably with experience i In building maintenance Apply with lull particular* and salary expected lo: The Manager Unit UG2. Sim Lim Tower 10, Jalan Besar Singapore 0820 REQUIRED URGENTLY 1 Second class
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      143 26 II EMPLOYMENT f AIWA/ATLAS ll £1 ELECTRONICS I (SINGAPORE) I PTE. LTD. has immediate 111 we""" J I^FEMALE^I m production m I AOPERATORSjI yr ~Jr H Applicant^noolcnje 16 years and above Primary education Malaysians may abo apply Plaase call personally with 1.C., 2 photographs and school laaving cartif icata to:
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      348 26 ifONEYWELtSyNERTEK I a subsidiary of world I wkm Hon#yw#ll CorpoI ration U-SA. To meat our expansion program, we hava Immadlata vacancies for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (2 rotating shift* and parmanant 3rd shift) in the following areas 3rd Optical (Pfcartc. ft Caramka) OteAttaat. Wa oftar a minimum packagad pay of $260/-
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      256 26 II EMPLOYMENT involved in manufacturing and computerized testing of microelectronic products has vacancies in its NEW plant. In addition, we offer lots of fringe benefits 2 increments a year ArcondWoned work place/ r*ped-rn music Extensive recreational programmes 5 days marriage leave/9 days annual leave Generous medical benefits no scope work
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      361 26 200 Female Production Operators Requirements a. 16 years and above b No experience required, training will be provided c. Singapore and Malaysian Cittzen or permanent resident are welcome Interested applicants please call personally with your Identity Card to COPAL SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. 79. Ayer Raiah Industrial Estate, Singapore 0513 Time:
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      518 27 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant I) Production TENRYU (S) PTE LTD Precision Engineering/ watch mailing industry Com* and join us MALE/ FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS urgantty i equal ad Male, preferably completed National Service Wa invila Singapore/ NonSMgapora cttiiana. Malaysian cituana. houaawivoa. ago IS Myaar*. Education: Minimum Primary S. Wt OFFER
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      361 27 W% MUSTAO Norwegian manufacturing company in Jurong requires: MALE/FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS a Secondary School Leavers or VITB Graduates and of at least 16 years of age. a Successful candidates will be placed on 2 3 months' technical training. a Willing to work weekly rotating shifts We offer: a Attractive shift
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      325 27 II EMPLOYMENT A well established Plastic Packaging Industry requires: FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS a Age above 18 a Primary education a Citizens i non-cltlsens may apply We offer: c High starting salary c Good prospects c Attractive fringe benefits and incentives c 3 shift* to choose for your convenience Interested applicants
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      315 27 MALE WORKERS NEEDED. Age 16 years. About $7 50 per day Tel: *****96. Qollei invites applications for MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS STARTING SALARY $365 I I CONFIRMATION $402 I WrNtN ONE YEAR 1 YOU CAN LJARNUPTOJ $432 Rollei provides good wages and benefits as: A healthy and safe working environment c
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      622 27 II EMPLOYMENT You can aarn up te $350 or more as MALE WORKERS c Age 21 to SO years. a Normal/.hfit work. c Transport provided. Please call personally: SSANG YONG CEMENT 17 PiOOOOf HOAO, Jurong Town, Spore 2262. TefcSMSM. (Opposite Tractor Spore). SBS 251 from Jurong Interchange. g) Tutoriml A
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      530 27 APPOINTMENT FOR SALES SUPERVISOR Wa now raqyira t*vr^ Sataa Suparvtsor. 1 Preferably a secondary 4 government cert, holder. 2. Possess a driving licence 3 Fluent In English, able to speak Mandarin, Cantonese and Hokkten 4. Preferably, acting as a Sales Supervisor In previous employment. Applicants are requested to submit their
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      817 27 II EMPLOYMENT CLEANING FIRM REQUIRES Cleaning Supervisors Minimum Sec 3 qualification. Apply stating full particulars, experience and salary expected to: 675-C. Blk. 2, Balestler Hill Shopping Centre. Balestler Road, Spore 1232 A wall aalabNahad heavy .quipnt#nt comptny In Jurong roQtMf tfW ft#rvic#s of: S STONE ASSISTANTS REOUmCMENTS: a Minimum qualification
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      626 27 GENERAL DRAUGHTSMEN URGENTLY required Must be experienced In piping drawings Able to start work Immediately on contract basis. Please call *****82/*****65 A large multi national Company, has caraar opportunitiaa tor young man ana? woman to INI tha poat of CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICERS a Minimum OCE 'O' Level. a Above 17
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      584 27 II EMPLOYMENT Large firm requires for Immediate employment VAN DRIVERS AND STORE WORKERS Please write giving full particulars and phone contact number to: st. box Attsaa leading Food Manufacturer Invites applications for the post of: 1) MALE GENERAL WORKERS 2) FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATIVES a Singaporean above 16 years of age
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      556 27 lowing '/OS tail MALE PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS a r .iploma In Electronic Engl--, neerlng or Its equivalent a OCE A' I -vel with at least 2 3 years supervisory experience a Experience In manufacturing concern a Age 25 -30 years 2) ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS a STI In Electronic Engineering or NTC in
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      549 28 II EMPLOYMENT 31 Situations Vacant h) General PHILIPS raquiras STORE ABBIBTANTS (Mate) Raquiramants a OCE. O' level certificate holders. a Completed/exempted or liable for part-time National Service. a Some working experience In the store would be advantageous Plaaaa aand a hill raauma or partonal particular*, including praa*nl salary and a
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      690 28 MALAY DRIVER Age 35 to 45 years required by family. Must be able to speak and understand English and holds a valid Class 3 driving licence. Plaasa call parsonaHy for mtarviaw from Monday lo Friday 9 a.m. lo S p.m. and on Saturday 9 a.m. lo 12 noon al: ROXY
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      620 28 II EMPLOYMENT Reputable firm specialised In air and sea freight distribution services requires:LABOURERS Age not over 30 years old Malaysian Citizens will also be considered. Please apply In person during office hours to Tha P*r*onnal Dapartmant •th floor. Room E, Aata Insuranca Building FMayaon Groan Singapora 0104 REOUIRED DRIVERS Personal
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      814 28 SALES REPRESENTATIVES AND Accounts Clerk required Experience not necessary but basic accounting knowledge required for Accounts Clerk. Apply: p o Box 71. Circuit Road Post Office Spore 9137 with non-returnable photograph slating full personal particulars. Trading company in Jurong raguir immadiatary: GENERAL STORE CUM STOCK CLERK R .quiom.nl. a Age
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      603 28 111 VEHICLES BOATS SUBARU coo >rTjj^B)^^^ CALL OS TODAY NG KEONG CAR TRADERS PTE. LTD. 9 Kirn Keat Road Singapore 1232 Tel: *****67, *****76 204 Geylang Road Singapore 1440 (junction of Lorong 6) Tel: *****33, *****6 MAZDA. PEUGEOT, SKODA Come and view these New Vehicles i arrange Test drive at
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      381 28 Ads. of tha tame nature flock together in C lassif led*, for effectiveness C&PRent-A-Car offers latest model of Air -Con Cars for rental Call us at tel *****1 (15 lines) DAIHATSU LORRY, DATSUN C2O Trucks, Pickups for rent. Popular Express Services, 19 Oulllemard Road, tel: *****08. *****27 J OATSUN/ ISUZU
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      932 28 111 VEHICLES BOATS b) BMW APRIL 197S BMW 2002 2nd private owner, aircond. sports rims, radio, cassette Kept In standard condition throughout Enquiries: 72 Goodman Road BMW 2002. ENTHUSIAST owner. 1973. Mlnlllte rims, aircond.. 2nd owner, excellent condition. $16,600. Tel: *****66. END '78 BMW 520, very good condition, complete with
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      893 28 c) Ford ALMOST 1979 CORTINA One lady owner, aircond. excellent condition $18,450 negotiable 9 am to 6 p.m.. No 15 Mohamed Sultan Road AUGUST 1979. COMPANY registered Ford Cortina l Mil. I owner. Radio/ cassette MXIV aircond Tuff-kote antl-rusl. showroom condition, price $27,500 negotiable. Contact Mr Sect. Tel: *****9. AUGUST
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      973 28 111 VEHICLES BOATS SEPT. 1971 MERCEDES :i«> Bkjlble PARF $14,000 on 0 I>■ I *****46 1971 MERCEDES 200 insurance/ road lax new Aircond. cassette, good condition Contact Tan tel: *****75 1972 MERCEDES BENZ ZBOS 1 private owner, metallic colour, airconditioned. Blaupunkt radio/ stereo. 6 months lax Beautiful registration number In
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      818 28 1973 TOYOTA CROWN I $8,200 on ii Beautiful condition Tel: *****35 1973 TOYOTA CORONA Deluxe 1595 cc AM/KM 8 tracks. MXIV air I owner, excellent condition $1 1.500 Tel *****21 or *****75 1973 TOYOTA CARINA 1600 Tape Radio Road Tax 6/80 Very good condition $9,300 ono Please tel: *****14 1974
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      874 29 111 VEHICLES BOATS 45 Vehicles For Sal* IU Others PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD Known Foe Top Quality Uaad Car* Plot C Uaad Car* Canlra Kampong Java Fringa Carpark Oft Buklt Timah Rd/ Cavonagh Rd T.lt 235*353/ 236*343 197* Honda NTSSO pKkup I*7l D.l.un I*OJ SSS a/c Au*lmi Mum Clubman
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      860 29 3 USED FORO Transit vans and I ITU IMI vans 4 Honda CM motor c >< les lor sale IllllK *****5H for particulars I) Motor Cycles Scooters AJ VESPA SPRINT New insur an, c. road lax and paintwork Guaranteed good engine condition $590 ono Tel *****64 AR HONDA CB 360
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      414 29 111 VEHICLES BOATS WE PAY GOOD pnre for good WANTED quality use.l cars (all Pacific Mutor i mm Pte Ltd. Tel SECONDHAND 23M353 BUMS J6 LORRIES Year of Manufacture: 1972 onwards 47 Scrap Vehicles MR T w L LL 23 A s £?r A AtoTircTTrTrir TfcL. Z3SZVII. sa i,. immediate
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      463 29 times friday properties Luxurious apartments approximately 2535q.m. (2,700*q.ft.). One year leases with options. Furnished, partly furnished or unfurnished. Five minutes from Orchard Road Large, beautifully laid out grounds Chip Putt golf 25m. swimming pool Squash Tennis courts Children's playground Sauna Baths and health centre Private clubhouse with library Ample Car
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      828 29 A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW Dlsl 15 Fully furnished Quiet locality $2,000 pm negotiable General Properties *****3/ *****5 A BUNGALOW AT Olive Road/ large matured garden Available Ist May. Others: Oriole Crescent/ Blnjal Park/ Greenvlew Crescent/ Tanglln Road/ Queen Astrld Park Principals *****3/ ***** ACE OFFERS: Clementl Park, double-storey detached bungalow, 3
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      780 29 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES FURNISHED BUNGALOW DOUBLESTOREY Disi 10 4 bedrooms. 3 baths/ toilets Servant's room, dining/ lounge Write Colombo Court P O. Box 99. Spore 9117 HOUSE TO SHARE Buklt Tlmah. furnished, cooking. $350 plus utilities Tel: *****95 KATOMG AREA: SEMI-DETACHED. Fully furnished, colour television, air-con, rent: $1,800 p m
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      782 29 BEAUTIFUL PENTHOUSE with bedrooms in Acacia Court, swimming pool, tennis, furnished/ unfurnished Chempaka Court, 3 bedrooms. 2.200 sqft Luxuriously furnished Dais *****18 BEAUTIFUL TERRACE APARTMENT In Pandan Valley. 4 bedrooms, spacious llving/dlning. partially furnished, swimming pool, tennis/ squash courts Rental: $3,500 Inter-Home *****8 BRAND NEW SPLIT-LEVEL Fully furnished apartment. 4
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      722 29 NEWLY PAINTED 3-BEDROOMED fully furnished apartment with washing machine, alrcondltion. telephone, colour T V in central district Rental $1,500 Contact *****12/ *****13 ORCHARD BOULEVARD 12th floor Parkhouse. 3 bedrooms furnished Please call ***** Llngam ORCHID MANSION Amber Road Fronting East Coast Parkway furnished $1,400 Yoong i. Company *****77 PACIFIC MANSION
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      1467 30 times friday properties SUNSHIELD SUN CONTROL FILM 52 Accommodation Wanted muttom iwaiawisi stop glare reduce heat Protect your cur■«^^™^^™a» |„,|l s IM d lurnishlngs from lad- ing a) Houses TEL :(IMM OUR CLIENTS A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED bungalow on elevated laml m Clementl Presently Haying in leading Hotels on hikki sq
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      648 30 DIST 2S TUAN SING Park doilhlettorej semi detached, area 4.000 sq It Price $255,000 Call Andrew Leung Mousing Agency *****8/ *****3 OIST. t. CORNER TERRACE. MM s(| It hedrooms l>est potential. $275,000 Pace Properly *****8 DORISON ASSOCIATES OFFER dlst 16 i.ucky Heights doublestorey semi-detached, approximate 3.500 sq ft 4 bedrooms/
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      832 30 IV ACCOMMODAT b) Flats A BEAUTIFUL 3-STOREY TownHouse Ilillpark ilist II lle.iu llfully furnished. $380,000 negotiable Oeneral Properties *****3 1 0575 X BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT King's Mansion, low floor. $*****0 High floor $285,000 Also Maryland Park $275,000 (ienerai Properties 910.575/ *****8 A BEAUTIFUL LOCK Cho Apartment. 1.500 sqft 3 bedrooms, high
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      835 30 lON PROPERTIES CONTINENTAL APPRAISAL CO. PTE LTD Otters Ridgewood. IHin tloor Kalakaua ljaMM.fl $350,000. 11th floor Kalakaua. 2.000 sq It $410,000. 4th floor. 1.400 sq ft $350,000 a Pandan Valley Penthouse $475,000. Cairnhill Plata $450,000. Newton Heights $500,000. $420,000. Knqilines 2S3S7M (Property Manager). DIST. 010S PEARLS CENTRE 15th floor. I
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      580 30 IV ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES LUCKY TOWERS TYPE A $575,000 o.n.o. 1'l.MM- I-Olll.ll I MR. DAVID WONG CONTINENTAL APPRAISAL CO. PTE TD 2S3S7M. I.ik ky Tower SSOO.000 Hill, T.-M Arc .nli.i $1(0,000 $360,000 Kquatorlul Apartment $420,000 Mandalay Rd Nnth— at $330,000 Orange Heights $530,000 $630,000 si Patricks Garden $1*5.000 $250,000 Kidgewuod. Kuhlo
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      759 30 SUMMIT MANSION NEW apart mem off MwmWwtttn Road Ird Floor, l!.'tt)O sq ft.. 5 bedrooms Immediate vacation $210,000 ono Telephone 2TO5O41 Friday Saturday. Sunday TEXTILE CENTRE corner apart incut i -eiitralisert .iin und. 2 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, living dinInt. $165,000 Tel *****84/ *****82 TO PURCHASE AN Apartment below $130,000 nowaday
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      808 30 IV ACCOMMODATION i PROPERTIES URGENTLY WANTED FOR OUR INVESTORS Apartments in iht following Con Dm 10 Ridgawood Diet. 21 Pandan v«ll«> Dill 9 Grangaford EXECUTIVE MANORS TEL: *****6* WANTED JOHOR BARU Terrace s. m-detached' bungalow shophouses for sale/ rent Contact Prlmestead. 148-A. Jalan Tun Abdul Razak. J B Tel: *****/
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      681 30 GOLDHILL PLAZA. GROUNDFLOOR space Area |JM sq It Suit. it. l. for off ii c cum showroom Unit is self-contained with individual alrcondltlonlng unit ami toilet facilities Principals please tel MMI MERLIN PLAZA Prime Office Spa. c IJOOsq fl Fully furnished and equipped Available soon, rental H M ps f
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      815 30 61 Shops To Let/For Sale/Wanted A BEAUTY SALOON lake over In. ii.-.i in Ana Mo Kio Houslna. r 1. .1. Kent inclusive Ol equip menl and premises SI JOO Avail able imanedsatel) Call 73T2711 A SHOP SPACE at orchard PUua Ist HiMir Znsq.fl iti.i-miikii Also Kirn Seng Shopping groundfloor Ml
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      784 31 V SERVICES BUSINESS 73 At Your Service CLEANING/PAINTING. CARPET Shampooing, floor polishing. grass cutting, parquet varnishing Moderate charges Arrangement *****89. 2SBSOOO (Williams Enterprises) FOR EFFICIENT RECOVERY of Bad Debts, conuct: Capabillty.lnterconllnenUl Agencls. Tel: *****4 (Spore) PUB LICENCED TECHNICIANS, electrical installation maintenance, annual licencing service etc Call Feng Hua *****87 TYPIST
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      628 31 77 Car Pods LIFT AVAILABLE Heriuk lo I'asir Panjang leaving 7 45 am sharp Ring *****2. Mrs Chan (before 5 pm LIFT AVAILABLE FROM Toa Payoh to Lucky Plaza. Orchard Road every morning 8 00a m Call Kent *****75 LIFT REQUIRED FROM Alexandra to Wan Lee Road (near Boon Lay
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      1150 31 V SERVICES BUSINESS ORCHARD SAUNA ET Massage. Mandarin Hotel. ;trd floor Massage/Sauna steambath Facial an TV /RuHin *****36 *****11 ext 750 Spore Opens dally from 1000 am 1200rmdnight s^g^and^"^ "'"a View ANTENNAE INSTALLATION TCCMKcalUl Centre. Sea View Hotel. »"CAI. Servicing, repair, colour Ist Floor. Amber Close. Kalong T v on
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      734 31 VI EDUCATION TRAINING APRIL CLASSES FOR typewriting. short Hand bookkeeping. Rex Commercial School. 768 D. Upper serannoon Road Tel *****0 AUDITING FOR ACCA Professional I June 1980 exam commencing Tuesday (1/4/80). 6 to 7.45 p.m Enquiries: Midland School of Commerce. Tel: *****2/ *****1 COBOL PROGRAMMING COURSES Courses incorporate uae of
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      568 31 IMPORT/EXPORT PROCEDURES DOCUMENTATION COURSE STAGE I (BASIC/INTERMEDIATE) Covers basic import/export knowledge, banking, shipping, documentation, etc (43 toptcs) STAGE M (ADVANCE) Keveals the deeper and more complicated aspects of Import/ export practice;, policy, decision, markets selection research, etc. (Another 42 toptcs). Only tor those who have completed our Stage I. STAGE
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      726 31 VI EDUCATION TRAINING INSTITUTE OF BANKING 4 FINANCE COURSE Stage I Enrolments for examination close on 31st March 1980 IMPORT a EXPORT PROCEDURES DOCUMENTATION COURSE Kvery Friday (7 -9pm) commencing on 1 lth April Fees $70 WINSTON (CHARTERED) BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE 43*. 4th floor. People's Park Centre. Uaa lifts t
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      787 31 OUEENSWAY COMMERCIAL TRAINING CENTRE (formerly Premier Comm. School) 206 Oueenswav Shopping Centre Singapore 0314 Tel: *****6/ 627*12 Commencing "th/llth April 1980 TYPEWRITING: (MANUAL/ ELECTRIC) Any convenient time from 800 am lo9oopm SHORTHAND (BEGINNERS) Mon/Wed/Frl 900 10 30a m Friday 7 30 900 pm. Sunday II 00- 100pm SHORTHAND SPEED 40
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      524 31 VI EDUCATION TRAINING BILINGUAL TRAINED TEACHERS KANG-YI MUSIC SCHOOL I Kegls Specialised Home luiuon Bui '•'"■< l School) offers coti cess guaranteed Alldlatiicti ah organ Clultar Piano Violin. levels 2"Js^>;' Hu I c singing Chinesi instruKJH™" T. Tl N F0 A M^TowerVacl Lrlrn .to". -tuDj»-i us .v your Ht^-rrrt home
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      140 Acknowledgements
      25 32 THE FAMILY Of I he late Che- Hoi Km thank relatives and friends for their attendance, assistance and condolences during their recent bereavement.
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      209 32 ALLAN WEE PASSED AWAY SUDDENLY AND PEACEFULLY ON 26TH MARCH. SADLY MISSED BY WIFE, CHILDREN AND ONE GRANDCHILD. CHURCH SERVICE AT O.L.P.S. AT 2 P.M. TODAY AND BURIAL AT 3 PM AT C.C.K. CHRISTIAN CEMETERY. LIM KIM CHYE Aged 62 patted away peacefully on 27th March 1980 leaving
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      206 32 In Loving Memory ol our dearest M«m» MADAM LAU TECK SENG who went with the Lord 12 years today. Mabel all her loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY o( my mother i' hu i in. 111 1 Beng. departed 28 3.73 Always remembered by daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren
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      346 32 VII TRAVEL TOURS humPE The Gn I Grand Europa OU I *L%J Days Denmark Spain France Monaco Italy Vatican Austria stein Switzerland* Germany I I I'-omhoufg Holland Belgium England (14 Countries) I I ulltahl I I I irlo 20 days in t v nol afford to I *****0/KL$425O »V^l«V& I
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      716 32 VII TRAVEL TOURS I |fe MNERS f ZldW HOUDAYS t A Reliable Way To Travel' WIDEST CHOICE AVAILABLE Escorted Group Departure*: 15 days Hawaii, San Francisco, Las Vtom, Disneyland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Mexico, Hong Kong. (19/4, 1 7, 31/5) from $3160 17 days Hawaii, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Disneyland,
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      592 32 VII TRAVEL TOURS r(jJpV> going pk. V* tf >nc on THIS.... l|^?lsL VJ****^ G.C. NANDA %AO%T \M)Ns I'll I II) offers London accommodation in budget, standard and superior class hotels. For individuals and groups at Plaza, Regency and Penta Hotels. For further information call: TEL: (SIN) *****3 (XL) *****1 CONSIDER
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      400 32 GOOD OPPORTUNITY Bangkok /Chlengmai/Pattaya 50 S$B3S. 70 SS69S Dep Everyday Manila/Hagsanjan Bagulo 60 SSIO6O Oep. Every Sunday 1 Taiwan/Hongkong* Bangkok 90 *****5. 12D *****5. 140 Ssl7»s Oep. Apr. 7. 14. 21, 28 May i, 12, 19, 28. Jun. 2, 9, 16 Manila /Tal wan/H Kong/Bangkok 141) *****5. 161) SSI9BS Dep
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      457 32 VII TRAVEL TOURS KIM TRAVEL SERVICE PTE LTD B^^^^^^^^^B O-338 MERLIN PLAZA I I I '«H HKA(HKI) IL A. a k W IKI. 293(1042-8(7 I. lnes)TA 309 DEPARTURE DAILY IMI [4<| 1 I™ AM tenting by air 2 days. SSl I!) 179 EVERY MONDAY llaiißknk Pallaya/Chirnnmai f^DICKIT .lays*B».7duys»»»/$720 Vyilll-lN I
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      775 32 Vil TRAVEL TOURS TRAVELLAIRE TOURS (TA/070) j tip S EASTER GENTING HOLIDAY 2 WAY SPECIAL AIR by CPA SUPER TRI-STAR KUANTAN HYATT $159 Kvery M.m Wed r'n Sat 2 2 n.ohti by AaTCOD Coach 2D3N Genting Kvery Fri $15/85 with breokrost 50 GT PEN. CHS. Mon $165/210 Adult {146 s°»"
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      153 33 MILAN, Than. Italian Pint Division soccer champions AC Milan will almost certainly be relegated to the Second Division because of the current betting and game fixing scandal, newspapers here said yesterday. The newspapers said AC Milan's relegation by the national saecer Federation has became
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      358 33 BARCELONA, Thurs. England beat Spain 2-0 here last night in a friendly soccer international they dominated throughout. The powerful visitors could have been three up in the first 12 minutes, but for their poor finishing and Luis Arconada's fine goalkeeping. But the Spanish goalkeeper could
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      196 33 Jennings saves inept Irish from defeat TEL AVIV, Thurs, ISRAEL and Northern Ireland drew 0-0 in a World Cup European Group Six soccer qualifying match here last night. But only the superb skills of Irish goalkeeper Pat Jennings, the crossbar and inept finishing by their forwards deprived the Israelis of
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      20 33 MOSTAR. Thurs. Yugoslavia beat Italy 5-2 (half-time 22) in a pre-Olympic Games soccer qualifying match here yesterday. —Reuter.
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      233 33 LOS ANGELES, Than. Her* romfs Nancy. Shaking off a sluggish ISM start, Nancy Lopes Is back among the lop II money-winners on the Ladles' Professional Golf Association tear. Nancy, the tour's most dominant player (or the past two yean, has not won thin year,
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      165 33 Scots psyche up for World Cup GLASGOW, Thurs. Scotland beat Portugal 4-1 here last night in the final match of the European soccer championship qualifying competition. With both countries out of the running for a place in the finals later this year, the match was purely a battle for psychological
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      182 33 England trounce weak Denmark COVENTRY, Thurs. England trounced Denmark 4-0 in a youth World Cup soccer qualifying match here last night. With the benefit of a 3-1 first-leg lead, England comfortably made sure of their place in the finals, to be played in East Germany in the summer, by totting
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      620 33 As a result ol our rapid expansion, we are looking tor I dynamic individuals to ioin our Company We have 1 1 immediate openings lor ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIANS RAMO (Permanent Day or Mfht Shift) ITC or Diploma in Electronic Engineering, preferably I with training in computer maintenance 1 3 years'
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      452 33 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. If you ore Young and energetic Completed Primary Six education Above 1 6 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts Come and ioin us as a MALE PRODUCTION OPERATOR in our new Colour TV Tube factory in Jurong
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      495 33 RENAULT OVB EX U p^RfE O Ne| X D P /»E N^ APPLICAT.ONS FROM LIQUOR SALES REPRESENTATIVES (10 VACANCIES) WE OFFER ATTRACTIVE REMUNERATION FOR THOSE WHO nAY tl* EXPERIENCE IN THE LIQUOR TRADE OR OTHER RELATED TRADE INITIATIVE AND GOOD PERSONALITY ENJOY DRINKING AND WILLING TO MEET PEOPLE HARDWORKING AND
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      Baltarian should give a bold showing
      369 34 RACING with FAIRWAY KUALA LUMPUR, Th urs. Newcomer Baltarian should give a bold showing in Race Nine here on Saturday. The Balidar four-year-old was unplaced in all 10 outings as a two-year-old and three-year-old in England, but still had a Timeform rating of 76.
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      2132 34 RATF 1 130 CLASS 6, DIV 4 1.200 M iv/w^ri A ($B,OOO —$5,600 to winner) 1 0360 Marshal Song a (Marshal) Buang 5 57 (dd +2.5) 1,200 m F Ooi 2 2 6465 InMHaMiea M a (SL Teoh) J Breukelen 757 (dd +2.5) 1,300 m r Sari 10
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      798 34 BRIEFS US to meet Poland LONDON, Thurr The United States, champions for the past four years, were yesterday drawn to play Poland in the HrsMpund of the Federation CtejlAe women's internationajp^P^h tennis charapionshidHpß will be played In West^P^pTfTom May 19-25. Tracy^Bostin, Billie-Jean King ana^Rosie Casals are expected to represent the
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      Lock icon Rubstic is favoured at Aintree
      525 34 LIVERPOOL, Thurs. Rubstic's early morning gallops through the sea mist shrouding a deserted Scottish beach paid off last year when he found hidden reserves of strength to win the Grand National Steeplechase by a length and a half from Zongalero. On Saturday, the 11-year-old will
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      Lock icon Fallen King: under a spell
      138 34 JAKARTA, Ttaurs. Uem Swie King, who lost the All-England badminton crown to Prakash Padnkone, of India, last £uday, was reported to have told a frfead that be felt he was under hypnotism daring the match. The Kompas newspaper quoted the unnamed friend as saying that
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      Lopsided win
      53 34 FAR East Livingstone outlined their intentions in the Business Houses netball league when they trounced United Motor Works 23-7 in their tie at Kallang yesterday. Other malts: International Business Machines bt Fairchild 2M; Post Office Savinrs Bank bt Carrier 1&-9; National Semiconductor bt Getap 13-8; Bank of America
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      All rest, no Walk makes Kaka round
      351 35  -  PETER SIOW By TIME, no doubt, has taken its toll on veteran walker Kaka Singh. Seven years of inactivity has added 18 kilogrammes to his former, slim 57 kilogrammes and his 96 centimetres waistline is now a massive 116 cm. Little wonder, then,
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      Bancroft face tough rivals
      187 35 BANCROFT, leaders of the Cathay Pacific Airways team tennis chamDionshiD. face a touch weekend which could decide whether they would win the top prize of a trip to Tokyo. Their opponents are Sila, currently fifth, at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday and Cando (ninth) on Sunday, both
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      Hwa Chong triumph
      47 35 DEFENDING champions Hwa Chong Junior College bt National Junior College 4-1 in the national schools' Post-Second-ary badminton tournament yesterday. Other remits: STI bt RI 3-2; Queenstown Tech. bt Buklt Merah Vocational 4-1; SAJC bt VS 4-1; CJC bt NJC 4-1; ACJC bt TJC 5-0.
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      Setback for Singapore
      305 35  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By JEREMY YEO, 16, who topped the Singapore trials for the East Asia squash championships in Kuala Lumpur next week, has a contusion of the left heel. This is a bruise without laceration, which Yeo claims "hurts after I've played a match, but not during
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      Twelve need not have to qualify
      159 35 Twelve need not have to qualify THE popular Anchor Business Houses squash league, from which teams have been turned away in the past, is about to begin, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. This year all the teams, except 12, will have to take part in a qualifying round from April if to
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      Temasek all the way
      78 35 TEMASEK Junior College maintained their winning streak in the national Post Secondary schools' tennis tournament defeating Tanjong Katong Technical 5-0 at Kallang yesterday Other results: Part S>r»»4mry: Hwa Chone JC bt St. Andrews JC 5-0; Raffles Institution bt Outram Secondary 41 L«wcr Bce*a4ary (Boys): Swiss Cottage
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      Lock icon Malaysia labour to beat gallant Brunei
      410 36 MALAYSIA 3 BRUNEI I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Hosts Malaysia laboured beyond belief to creep past gallant and opportunistic Brunei tonight in their pre-Olympic Games Asia Group Two soccer tournament match at the Merdeka Stadium here. The Malaysian performance did little credit to the two
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      TABLE
      57 36 TEAM Malaysia Korea Brunei Japan' Indonesia PI P W D l. F A Pt 3 3 0 0 12 2 6 3 2 0 1 11 4 4 3 2 0 1 6 5 4 2 1 0 1 11 3 2 2 0 0 2 3 9 0
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      Lock icon Russians triumph
      54 36 SOFIA, Thurs. Two secondhalf goals by striker Tchelebadze gave the Soviet Union a 3-1 victory over Bulgaria in a friendly soccer international here last night. Tsvetkov gave the home side .the lead after 18 minutes. Two minutes later, Tcerenkov levelled for the Russians and they clinched the match
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      PARC held
      24 36 PORT Authority Recreation Club were held to a 3-3 draw by Tanjong Katong in a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Lee leaps into second spot
      445 36  -  KEN JALLEH Jr By GENTING HIGHLANDS. Thurs. The Singapore challenge for honours on the second leg of the Asian Bowling circuit here surfaced convincingly today, with Tony Lee s capable hands at the helm. Lee, 40, one of Singapore's representatives at the 1978 Asian Games,
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      64 36 Former boxing champion K. KrUhnan and policewoman R. Amatha have placed the "handcuffs" on each other, foil© win* their wedding at the Sri Mariamman temple la Sooth Bridge Road. The J4->ear-old Krlshnan, now an army officer, met Amatha five years ago when he was then In the Police Force. Picture
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      Malays win
      22 36 SINGAPORE Malays beat Singapoie Cricket Club B M in a Singapore Hockey Association Cnvision One match at the Padang yesterday.
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      Four accept Pesta shoot invitation
      190 36  -  PETER SIOW By THAILAND, Indonesia. Malaysia and the Royal Johore Shooters' Association have confirmed their participation in the Singapore Pesta Sukan shooting international from Aug. 27. Australia, who dominated the skeet events last year, winning both the individual and team titles, have not replied yet.
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      773 36 Uncle Choo: I'd rather die! in the soccer clumps Find out why soccer star Kirn Song says W ▼_f M^m M money is not a dirty Z Other features: Bb^d^^ Uncie Choo says "I'd |^B3f rather die!". I MLy w J Full-colour pin-ups of I Hfl Fandi Ahmad and I
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      276 36 BADMINTON NftttoMl YohM, B*"*^' n Voc.tlonal. lj«,«ow. LJ!l,?JWfS i; 5? 1 S?; uSnal JCv 2$Tchi,£e JC. NJC (Dover Road. 2.30. 3.40) Hwa Chong JC v Catholic JC, SOCCEB Natl»n»l Nanyang JC v Temasek JC w ,U' part-aer Uuiumt: (Raffles InslituUon. Hwa Swiss Cottage v NJC, Boys Chong JC, 2); StetmUwy:
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      Taiwan's Hsu shows why it's practice makes perfect
      846 37 REPORT by ERNEST FRIDA, PICTURES by WAN SENG YIP and WONG KWAI CHOW HSU SHENG SAN, of Taiwan, proved the adage that practice makes perfect when he roamed round the Bukit Course with an exquisite five-under-par 66 to lead the pack on
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      Marimuthu hits a 68 and at the lack of encouragement
      606 37  -  DEREK WILD By MAYALAOAN MARIMITHI stroked Ms way around the Buklt coarse for a superb <8 In the first round of the Singapore Open golf championship yesterday aad then hit oat at the lack of encouragement be has received daring
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      CARD OF THE COURSE
      73 37 Hole Metres Por Hole Metres Por 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 372 187 373 491 160 410 411 335 333 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 4 4 10 II 12 13 U 15 16 17 18 347 389 201 515
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      Blacks aim to celebrate 25th year with title
      234 37  -  HOO YEW GEE By ONLY four teams are taking part in this year's All Blues tournament at Farrer today (3.45), and Singapore's Blacks are out to make sure of the title as they celebrate their silver anniversary. The annual competition kicks off
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      Soccer striker turns shuttler
      90 37 NATIONAL intermediate squad striker Suandi Kitto showed himself to be an able badminton players as well when he partnered Roger Lim to an 11-15. 15-4. 15-12 victory over Tony Liv and William Yeo in the Geylang West Community Centre's championships last night Other results Slaglm Roger
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      SICC forces ORA down
      36 37 SINGAPORE Island Country Club forced Old Rafflestan As sociation down the standings with a SO win over them In their national men's C grade squash league match at Sine Road nn Wednesday
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      92 37 JAKARTA, Thurs. Australia today took a fourstroke lead over title-hold-ers Japan in the first round of the three-day Sirikit Cup golf tournament at the Rawamangun course here. With the best two scores counting, Australia had a 149 total with a three-over-par 74 from Jane Lock and a
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      Draw and starting times
      580 37 DRAW and sUrting times (or today. 1.4t m. Mohd Jalil (S). A Koureas (A), Yau Wah Tak (HK); t.it Juraimi Ratim (S), A. Kertkrasin (Thai), R. MrWhinney (Bru); f.Ms s' Krutkeo (Thai), Richard Lee (A). Lv Ho Tsai (Tai); 7.M Lim Jin Han (X). T Fukuzaki
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      All the scores
      547 37 M Hsu Sheng San (Tai). fJ Walter Godfrey (NZ); Hi*a«hi Suzumura (J). SJ M Marimuthu (S); Palermo Braza (PI), Kirn Seung Hack (S. Kor); Ho Ming Owns (Tai); Mya Aye (Bur) •Paul Foley (Aust); Kurt Cox (US); Mabuo Takahashi (J); Tsao Chien Teng (T«i). 7« Hsu Chi
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      Zainal beaten again
      232 37  -  PATRICK BABTIANB By NATIONAL squash champion Zainal Abidin slumped to his second straight defeat, losing 6-9, 94, 3-9, 9-7, 3-9 to Peter Hill in the Grays' premier league at the Kallang complex yesterday. Zainal, playing for Police in the Police-Tanglin match, lost the only tie in his
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    Refugee ships are targets in war games
    272 38 Refugee ships are targets in war games JAKARTA, Thursday SHIPS used by Vietnamese refugees to leave their country are being used as targets -in the giant exercises now being conducted by the Indonesian armed forces in the South China Sea. A military spokesman said today that these vessels had been
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    VICTIM No. 80 Police: 27 roads at that are accident-prone
    633 38 VICTIM No. 80 Police: 27 roads at that are accident-prone ONE dim died instantly and tw« •then* were Injured Uwt night la m aeddeat Involving a ear and a metoreyele la M— thattoa Baa at U» kucttoa with Creaeeat Real. It to cc« a( the 27 stretches «f read that
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    Firyubin flies in
    57 38 SOVIET Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr Nikolai Firyubin, flew in here late last night from Bangkok (or a five-day unofficial visit. Mr Firyubin, accompanied by a team of four officials, is on a tour of Asean nations. He was met at Paya Lebar Airport by officials of the
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    44 38 NEW YORK. Tiiurs. The Dow Jones averages on the New York Slock Exchange at 11 a.m. today: 30 Indus T57.00 off 5.12. 20 trans 237 14 off 3 90. 15 mils 96.58 off 0 78. 65 storks 272 58 off 2.68. UPI.
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    414 38 Castro's envoy gets reply from Zia ISLAMABAD, Thurs DIPLOMATIC moves to resolve the four-month-old Afghan crisis gained momentum today when Pakistan's President Muhammed Zia Ul-Haq responded to Cuban leader Fidel Castro's proposal to help defuse the crisis. Dr Castro, chairman of the non-aligned movement, wrote to Gen Zia, expressing his
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    Lock icon Bomb threat on embassy
    66 38 MANILA, Thurs. A bomb threat by phone today triggered an evacuation of the Chilean Embassy amid a diplomatic crisis between Chile and the Philippines over the scrapping of Chilean President Augusto Pinochet's Manila visit. Two policemen who rushed to the scene checked the Embassy office but
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    Late LASSIFIED deaths
    96 38 Late LASSIFIED deaths MOM PARU MEENAKSHI wile of Mr s H.d.iknxhnan pearelull> paaMd away on 27 3 80 Shr leaves heliinrl II children. 2sonslli laws (lauKllters in law 12 Krundchildren Cortrg? leaves liit residence, 93-A Wootfiunds Road, Singapore 2367 at 3 00 p m on U I 80 (or Ml
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      56 38 For the fans of Rich Man, Poor Man What's On has good news for the many TV viewers who avidly followed each episode of the Jordache family in Rich Man, Poor Man. Ismail writes Regional correspondent ISMAIL KASSIM says Indonesia is not ready to have ties with China, because it
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      459 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally Cover Ptk» SOt Annual Subtcnpton Hit For Mltncnption. cmJI *****11 Eit 23' TODAYS HIGHLIGHTS. The EDB has laid down a comprehensive development plan for the creation of an aerospace industry which will culminate in Singaporemade aircraft for world airlines within 15 years. Wang Look Keah
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      178 38 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Generally fair except for slwwen In a few areas after mid-day. TEMP. (C) op to < a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mtn. SUNSET today: 8.43 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: CM a.m. GLOBAL weather AnMtonUm 2-10C Cloudy Ln4m 5-14C Rain Athena 14-19C Cloudy La* Aagelea 7-23C Cloudy
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        Bamboo Green
        1046 1  -  LI LIENFUNG By Half day o£ leisure I HAVE had this scroll on my wall for so long that I cannot even remember how I came to own it. It is a simple piece of rice paper, twc (eet by five feet. On it are 28 large characters
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        65 1 H^:®^^:^" > bark (C Si/* \f equals b»rk:o<. This rharar- i&y/lyl yfc.-f^C^^*//L makes a dog bark. The ancient s^Sxffll iHii I proverb, however, explains 'fl .^P^V I^HifiT^iiiiSr 1 what makes a hundred dogs -^W/r' lu»^^L. ML; Or«W\ I*' bark: "One dog barks at some- > W
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        Chinese sayings
        46 1 4>-BBiftiB atft^ajjojjs o Fu gui yu wo ru fu yun. Great fortunes are, to me, a drifting clond. £]R^*DsEBiJ o Sheng if bu rusT bie. The grief of parting without any hope of meeting again is tar more bitter than the separation by death.
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        45 1 Pic For example, you may W>>A say, 9^.1 barks of dogs HKff^R£^ Zhe zhT gou de feisheng feix'ng feisheng ■to slov- /g i ishly echo others IRA when one dog n£n da. barks at a shadow, a., the others join in loua^
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        61 1 IHSIDEA Shopping Lamps for the Romantic We took to the streets and found some really beautiful lamps which will light up your life. Pago 18 The man behind Mandrake ft For yean we've been reading the adventures of Mandrake the Magician and the Phantom; meet their creator today on P»gell
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      817 2  - PICK of the DAY JOHN DE SOUZA By (^"SBGTV WORLD WAR II is yet again the subject for a film the TV Movie on Ch 5 at 9.50 p.m. called j The Only Way but this l time it could be well worth watching. The film centres around a Jewish
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        427 2 w film kw m\iJU A ffl Hans Salbjah^^^^g Borobudur Inter-Continental Your Business Centre in Jakarta. If you travel frequently you'll expect your hotel to offer some kind of business centre to assist you. You probably won't expect one that offers services like ours. Like 24-hour telex, telephone and message facilities,
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        335 2 ABf EXHIBITION by TACK a talk in MandaChen Zheng Ming from rin by Dr Tan Tiong Har BRITISH GRAPHICS Swatow, China, at Rising at Anson community EXHIBITION at the BritArts and Crafts Pte Ltd, centre at 8 p.m. ish Council Centre, first Old Thong Chai Building, ANTI-DRUG ABUSE floor, from
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        1322 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by House- 7.25 Ctfural Diary (Enffsh) wives' Matinee Story Of Mother 7.30 News and Newsreel (Malay) (Mandarin Fin) 7.55 Celebrity Charades 4.35 Intermission 8-15 Sports Magazine 6.05 Open* folowed by Animal World iM J'W* MJ) Taii h The i-iStS-f 11 11
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        739 3 EMPORIUM HOLDINGS J? GROUP -^V /V ZOOMS INTO o^ i THE 80' S V/ /sfy "h^nk YOU BOSS SOGCIdIS §^iw"~"' planters remym BlBUiir* by«« ■^^'ww B w'w^m««B w NABISCO S^ "v^ $1.35 PEANUT BUTTER (CREAMY) GIFT PACK $37.99 a^^ BISKIT2OOg. ijBBE^BI BBBB IiiJKI »^HMb^L» K^ C r (Maximum m f9^^^L
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      Group's spectacular growth in 14 years
      1097 4 COMBINED OPENING EMPORIUM Holdings, the biggest department store organisation in Malaysia and Singapore, now owns 46 stores in Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei and Hong Kong, and has even ventured into the restaurant, coffee house and fast food business. Since it started its first emporium Oriental
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      Great occasion for the Group: Chairman
      312 4 Great occasion for the Group: Chairman Message from MR LIM TOW SENG, Chairman of Emporium Holdings Group TODAY is indeed a great occasion for our Group as it is the official opening of the II new Emporiums and Restaurants of our Group in Singapore. This also serves to mark the
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      From family business to retailing 'giant'
      547 4 WHEN Emporium Holdings first started it was not the giant conglomerate that we know today but a small import-export house trading only in Chinese-made sundry gdods. It was called Lim Seng Huat, a name by which neighbouring shop owners along Circular Road still refer
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        174 4 M EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP JZOOMS INTO THE 80 S Official opening of the 8 stores itnd 2 restaurants jr r Heartiest Congratulations from:We warmly welcome our new members emporium holdings group EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP (SINGAPORE) EMPORIUM SUPERMARKET HOLDINGS BHD (MALAYSIA) r gj 0 0 ORIENTAL EMPORIUM QUEENSWAY EMPORIUM Emocwim SeGngor
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        314 5 3E EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ZZOOMS INTO THE 80s Xj^ TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP v ON THE OFIOAL OPBIING OF THEIR 8 STORES 2 RESTAURANTS The very best from Sime Darby Sales M f^irCiPIMUS i-nwinji] twinings I mifnm r best wishes CAMY IE emporium holdings group GEn E v a w^
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        279 6 3E EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ZZOOMS INTO THE 00 S X,^^ CONGRATULATIONS v TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ONTHEOFIC^OPEI#IGOFTHBRBSTORES&2I^STAURA^ f Congratulations to Emporium Holdings Group on the Official Opening of Their Ten New Stores CONGRATULATIONS A Isz^, Emporium Holdings Group WCy LJvI/^J|V^l 1 9[ on the Official Opening p"^ jj^i of their
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        354 7 (f^L^ B EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ZZOOMS INTO THE 80s Xj^ CONGRATULATIONS Ik mm^^l TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP A ON THE OFIOAL OPBIING OF THEIR 8 STORES 2 RESIAURANTS VHlPV^^^lllHHHiiill CONGRATULATIONS to Emporium Holdings Group I^^^^ fill' a mi, i Now you can have L^>aa«-' J !^«»C #1 Famous Lipton Quality
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        381 8 M EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ZZOOMS INTO THE 80s CONGRATULATIONS J 4I JH TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ON THE OFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR 8 STORES 2 RESTAURANTS '•alaaaaaaaP' Vaaßßaaßaw y ljaaaa^B^a^aa7 9a^aaaaaiaaV i > fc With the Compliments ••■aaaaaaaaal |g sing. Batik House (Pie) ltd WA Wr^"^\ *Qv&, f 4IL U
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        632 11 p^L^ M EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ZZOOMS INTO THf 80s \j^ CONGRATULATIONS Ik TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP pA^afel ONTHEOFRCLALOPB^ CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS", to emporium Holdings Group s^^^^x ■^■^H M V% on the Official Opening m I A^yiW V^l^lZ -r^l^-^^^^ of their 8 Stores 2 Restaurants. (HL .^BIB \m I
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        820 12 ,^m^ 7 3E EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP ZZQOMS INTO THE 80s Xji^j k to emporium holdings groupcSE J r\ UU ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR 8 STORES 2 RESTAURANTS /T With Compliments With Compliments I H NNith Compliments With Compliments tmeMmt^ PARK nil If I S Sole Distributor for n+MMW^mm
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        632 13 IE EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP Z2OOMS INTO THE 80s Xj^ k JIT. TO EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP A ONTHEOFI(^LOPBIN6OF7r€IRBSror«S&2RKTAURANTS f CONGRATULATIONS CONOR ATI 11 A77ONTC M qpr to [I CONGRATULATIONS -a CONGRATULATIONS M UiN/UKAJ fr ULAJ iU^ 3E Emporium Holdings Group to ff^ffl iFmNT/Tfrn Holdings Gn.itf? (^1 t/ie 3E Emporium Ho/dings Group
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        220 14 Ai^; ascot m \.+!LJ* \0^ X J' The escort of top players worldwide J^^ *O^^ VOft,^ 1 Now 4 out of 5 players of the AOV 1 N 78 79 Champion Team WSf^** *<<{& What greater recommendation will use ASCOT in the fSOS^ r-A^^ can you have? 1980 EAST ASIA
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        29 15 m 811/ D^. (t( t yR I I {\J Agent: Lian Bee Corporation (Re) Ltd I JS Unit 210. 2nd Floor >. Tan Boon Liat Building Outram Road Singapore 0316
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        57 15 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP on the opening of their Eight Department Store: and Two Restaurants. from: Mr Michael Quek CHUAN CHIP HIN 39-A, Macpherson Road Market Stall No. 61, 62, 75, 76 Singapore 1 334 Tel: *****3 (Day) *****97 (Night) We supply shofksfm, soya sauce, dried food
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        145 15 Heartiest Congratulations tn m M- EMPORIUM 1 W HOLDINGS *M on the official opening m V of their 8 department stores m From DAVIDSON SINGAPORE L_ PTE LTD _^U Nutri-Metics congratulates Oriental Emporium (Woodlands) Oriental Emporium (Bedok) Pte Ltd Klasse Departmental Store Pte Ltd (Peninsula Branch) on their official opening
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        322 16 I Congratulations I to the I Emporium Holdings Group I on the official opening of I eight department stores and I the Oriental Restaurants. £3 jfr y- a Associated Importers Pte Ltd -^TbWt'F V cdenil Mspo>s*ry Singapore Pte Ltd Part oC the Morieon Group of Companies) MARBLE. GRANITES. ETC TILES
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        258 16 Congratulations to 00 EMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP Cp) <^< >1 on the official opening of their 10 New Stores J*^, V£) THE SINGAPORE DISPENSARY The Trio 3 Introducing Unique Health Capsules from England to the range of quality Vita Health Products... An Improved formula of B— Polt«n. Contains 3of Nature's V
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        473 17 PLAZA EMPORIUM (TOA PAYOH) 602/610, Blk 181 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, Singapore 1231 PLAZA DEPT STORE(ANG MO KIO) P| AC Blk 712, 405gAngMioKio Avenue 6. Singapore 2os7 have more oriental emporium (bukit timah) to offer at klasse n dept store pte ltd. EmPOriU ITI B 7 Peninsula plaM Coleman Street
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        47 19 /I mother (pte MM WJ V We'll take you II from pregnancy to your v +1 W baby's first steps. Everything lot the molher to be the mother and the child You *tive the baby We ruv« ihe rest Ist Floor Unit 1 7 lucky Pla;a *****30
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        418 19 A An oily complexion is the cause of most skin problems I c l eans i n properties of /A.^^Jy? nature's oatmeal If you have an oily complexion, nature often subjects you Yardley's Oatmeal skin care range is specially formulated to pimples. Especially so if you are in your teens,
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        204 21 •■^a** Hi Hh |g Pi Jm n (jV m m If M fll j| f *kf| fgm m «i 2SM J mt f^«m?tf Special .^rP^Bß^! A WL' jSU/o N*-—^mmmmf mmM B^ Pre-Opsning \}P^* Mn \WMr Discount on \gfcsjr Hbwour Room rates^— 2^yr. m\ mm u^^^^^^r mm laVYt v w s^^Mm
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        45 21 NEW CITY Hrn Peya L .b.. Way Daily: 1.30, 3.30. 7 15, 9.15pm "Crazy C rook" A Contone™ Comedy Colorseope With Chmese English Sub Sat. Mk) mfht at 1 1 45pm Sun Moninc show at U.OOam Chot Lee ft Kun«-f (T With Chinese English Sub
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        329 21 THEI9BO AIM-BMP PRESENTS Managerial Process Practice This new development is of a progressive design and represents a material improvement in the Basic Management Programme. Its purpose is to develop and enhance those skills necessary for sound management, regardless of functional specialization. The Managerial Process Practice course is a full-time programme
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        320 22 9 1 jji^n HEW* 9 BSBsasaP< HI I f saw .mmmm I Ju v*k. Jm\% m Wk. 1 BM J^F >*m^BBJ ■Br^ y>" Mmmw 1 1 BWVaA t Wm 9Bj m mmmwt/^mmx JJ^lt 1 ■B»^ <4&7^'- HaY anßrJos^ I asT bbV by 3Bk Mm IbV» W^t^^mW IVi T^ 1 H
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        407 23 The Specialists' JfW Shoppind Centre* ■m^V Fashion Centre. If"" r J bbbTi bw Gowns jfl e^ WS m from ready-to-wear to /j^Bh couturier cottections %J^ /^H i BsKsl r^ /ok E& Everything from msVAWibbbt F\ i ready-made suits, k V ..1.. n Cm. -.1 I-. I llvW^vj I i to
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        266 24 New Nation L^ m^ Moneywords now wk offers $5,000 minimum guaranteed prize money I Enter the Moneywords Contest s m New Nation now and win t^M Ik at least $5,000/- each week. I m\ Yes, this is the new minimum A jackpot money to be won each week. II It
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        247 24 9^PCONPEX-ASIA'BI I^^^_^^^^M S. E. Asia 3rd International Construction Equipment and Public Works Exhibition. XA^V^MtA 16-20 JUNE IMBI WORLD TRADE CENTRE W AwT.Aw SINGAPORE i aWßftr ZT^* J^^BWBBafcMalafc-i^ v'> aft Mr K^^^MP W Asia's Foremost Exhibition of Equipment Machinery for the Construction Public Works Industry. When (MM BM a IHm home
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        720 25 /HELI ORIENT (PTE) LTD a laadJng Aviation Company In South East Asia invites Singaporeans who at* ax-national servicemen or who are exempted from National Service to fill the position of AIRCRAFT APPRENTICES Applicants must have a keen interest in aviation and should possess at least 3 G.C.E. O' level passes
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        627 25 fl^^l FAR EAST LEVIN6STON Wt SHIPBUILDING LIMITED requires ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS Qualifications Kvperlenre Few years experience in shipyard as an Electrical Inspector or similar position. Preferably has served apprenticeship in Electrical Engineering. Familiar with regulations and standards of ABS. US Coast Guards and other marine regulatory bodies Ability to co-ordinate with
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        1134 25 GENERAL MANAGER MANAGING DIRECTOR DESIGNATE Parker Pen (Australia) Pty. Ltd. interviewing for General Manager's position located in Syc Requirements are: Australian cit'zen or residential experience. Marketing background consumer goods. Currently in general management or senior marketing position. Age 35 plus. Minimum of 5 years of experience in Australia. Parker Pen
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        146 25 I MTU) SINGAPORE 1.1 MHKK (PTE.) LIMITKD (In Voluntary liquidation) NOTICE OK KINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act (Cap. 185). a Final Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at 10th Floor. No. 450/452. Alexandra Road, Singapore
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        501 25 SUMMIT CO (S)PTE LTD SUMMIT CO (M) SON BHD have the pleasure to announce our APPOINTMENT as sole distributors for: I rM' IUITPOLD-WERK pharmaceutical products of Germany for the territories of Singapore, Brunei, East and West Malaysia. All enquiries are welcome and to be directed to: SUMMIT CO (S)PTE LTD
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        362 25 IN I UK MK.M Ol KT OK TIIK KKI'I HI.K OK SI.V. APOKK 1 ..mpanirs Winding I p N*. 11 of I9N* la Ihe Matter ul the < umpanirs Art haptrr 185) Xnd In the Matter ol n>\ II MTTUEB SKKVHKS (PTK> LTD. ADVKRTISK.MKNT OF PKTITION Notice is hereby given
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        866 26 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following:(A) Construction of A Secondory School Type S7 Ang Mo Kio New Town Site 2, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3. Eligibility: Building $5,000,000/and above. Closing Dot*: 10.4.80 at 10 30 am (B) DBl5-A Site Clearonce, Earthworks and Drainage
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        768 26 (SIIDB Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the followlng:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION (Including Sanitary and Water Installation) of 16 units of Type 300 SD and 18 units of Type 400 SD Single-Storey semi-detach-ed factories, 6 units of Type 700 D and 1 unit of Type 950
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        679 26 PUBUC UTILITIES \J*/ BOARD TENDER NOTICE 1) Supply, Delivery, Installation ond Commissioning of a Test Set for measurement of Electrical Losses of Distribution Transformers. 2) Supply of Vibration Rammer, Pipe Threading Machine, Drilling Machine, and Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of Electrical Hoist. 3) Supply of 400 pcs of
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        474 26 TKNDKR The following tenders are invited by the Chief Supplies Officer. Central Supplies Dept, S'pore:a Tailoring of uniforms for Police National Service (Full-time) Closing date and time: 9.4.80 (12 noon), b Tailoring of uniforms for Parks and Recreation Dept Closing date and time: 9.4.80 (12 noon), c Boots, surgical for
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        412 26 mm, apokk ran ram TKNDKR NOTIf X Tenders are invited by the Commissioner of Police Singapore for the supply anc drllvrry of ArroutrrmrnLs for I hi- SliiK*p*rr Holler Karrr:Tender forms and other particulars may be obtained from the Quartermaster. Singapore Police Force. Hemmant Road. Singapore 15. on payment of the
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        237 26 mm lT^ TENDER NOTICE ■enders are invited from registered cor •actors for the following projects:ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF TW BLOCKS OF 7-STOREY L-SMAPED FLATTE FACTORIES (BLOCK NOS 5 4 6) ONE N EATING HOUSE AND ONE NO BIN CENTR CUM 22 XV SUB-STATION AT KALLANi SECTOR/LORONG BAKAR BATU SING/ RE-SURFACING
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        183 26 THK BANKRIPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18, lf» EDITION) IN THE HIGH COIRT OK THK REPI'BUC OF SINGAPORE In Bankrupts N*. 1145 of in* R*: TOH CHOON YKK Kx-parfe: j BALLAS CO. PTE. ...Judßmrnt Creditors la the Matter H a baakrnplry notice issaed M the fflth day of November, lf». NOTICE OF
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        1549 27 If m You progress with GETAP FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 5 Day Work Week Onlhe |Ob training No microscopic work Quick promotion opportunities No rotating shilt 13lh montn Annual Wage Good working condition Supplement Attractive Innge benefits Good recreational program and Increment after 3 months' facilities probation Applicants above 16 years
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        293 27 IN THE HIGH COIJBT OP THE RKPI BU( OP SINGAPORE Salt N«. JIM in Mm Jafter Ha Hernia, Reerfver and Maaager af Teuya Plkrc Indutrim Sd>. BM. ..Ptalattfb tmt 1. Mr. Rameshchander s/o Basheshar Dass 2. Mr. Naresh Kumar s/o JR. Basheshar Dass both trading as Indo Malaya Trading Company
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        119 28 f <ifeflrti#J vms HEMPORIUM HOLDINGS GROUP I XWittiKl* ****on the official opening of their I >c itWy^^^i c 8 DeDartment Stores/Supermarkets and 2 Restaurants L^yU'p V) from GREATWAY (SINGAPORE) PT6. LTD. j BH KMCCUP K3 GOOONESS B^iifflß GOODTOEAT S^i^ COODFORYOUf HHHHPI WSH^M For Value and Quality Get the Bestselle c-*-44mM
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